Slumberfairy Falls
by Jennifer Liberts Weinberg
Poor Ord has been having nightmares! Luckily, he's visited by Slumberfairies who lead him and his friends to Slumberfairy Falls, where Ord discovers that he already knows how to help himself fall asleep. This is a gentle, reassuring tale with the message of empowerment that characterizes all Dragon Tales stories.
About This Book
Slumberfairy Falls is a children's book by Jennifer Liberts Weinberg, first published in 2003 by Random House Books for Young Readers. It runs 28 pages.
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- Genre
- Children's
- Published
- 2003
- Length
- 28 pages
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Publication Details
- Publisher
- Random House Books for Young Readers
- Published
- 2003
- Length
- 28 pages
- Language
- English
- ISBN-13
- 9780375821660
- ISBN-10
- 037582166X
- ASIN
- 037582166X
Slumberfairy Falls: quick answers
- Who wrote Slumberfairy Falls?
- Slumberfairy Falls was written by Jennifer Liberts Weinberg.
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- Slumberfairy Falls was first published in 2003 by Random House Books for Young Readers.
- What genre is Slumberfairy Falls?
- Slumberfairy Falls is a children's novel.
- How many pages is Slumberfairy Falls?
- Slumberfairy Falls is 28 pages long.
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