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The Dummy Fairy
£8.50
The book follows the story of the Dummy Fairy and her friend Arrneb who collect dummies from children who have outgrown them. But one day they run out! A little girl named Amira, is persuaded to give up her dummies due to the thought of getting a surprise from the Dummy Fairy. The Dummy Fairy sends the dummies to babies that need them. After reading, children can follow the story at home by putting their dummies under their beds, parents can then tell their child that the ‘Dummy Fairy’ takes them off to Candyfloss lane, leaving a surprise in their place.
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Additional information
| Publisher | Independently published (16 Sept. 2020) |
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| Language | English |
| Paperback | 26 pages |
| ISBN-13 | 979-8681276432 |
| Dimensions | 21.59 x 0.18 x 21.59 cm |
by Gemimah E Searle
Nice book with cute story, little boy (3) really likes it and the story helps him understand and believe in dummy fairy. Hasn’t given away dummy yet but it’s getting him into the idea and I’m sure we will get there. Illustrations a bit simple but he doesn’t seem to mind
by Amazon Customer
I could of probably made this book for 10% of the price on my home printer,
by Kevin H.
Thrown together with what looks like stock images. Specifically for the authors niece or something . It was too expensive and hasn’t worked for us . Our toddler now hides his dummy so the dummy fairy doesn’t take them and has gotten worse about letting them out of his sight .
by Polly Pocket
Fantastic product. We bought it for our 3 year old daughter, and read it to her every night, she loved the idea of the Dummy Fairy and we told her to let us know when she was ready to give up her dummy. It took couple of weeks but the patience paid off and there was no major drama. She received a gift just like in the book. We have been dummy free for nearly a month.
by Kayleigh
My daighter may be a bit young. However she did understand concept of the story as placed her dummy under bed on first night but wanted it back. After that didnt even want to place the dummy under the bed. We have tried for a few weeks now and keep reminding her but it hasnt worked for our little girl.
by RachelC
This was such a disappointment. It did not read like a professionally published story – reminded me more of something a young child would write in class.
I’ve never read it to my child as was so unimpressed with the quality of the writing and story.
by Mrs. K. Calvin
This book is the perfect introduction to the dummy fairy and helps prepare them to let go of their dummies. I bought a dummy fairy kit to go with this and it just helped make the whole transition much easier.
by Hall Family
Wonderful book! My daughter was finding it hard to give up her dummy (num nums) and this book definitely helped. Very colourful and my daughter really enjoyed each page. Definitely recommend to anyone with a child who’s reluctant to give up the dummy.