Fairyopolis: A Flower Fairies Journal by Cicely Mary Barker, Glen Bird, Liz Catchpole
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Book Reviews of Fairyopolis: A Flower Fairies Journal
Book Review: Great!
Summary: 5 Stars
In the spirit of the -ology books, this is a terrific book (and not just for little girls, just as the -ology books are not just for boys). My nieces and nephews adore this book, telling stories based on the pullouts in the book. Even those who can't read love to look at and play with the bits and pieces.
Even the adults love to look at it!
Book Review: totally awesome!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
one word...unbelieveable!!!I got this book last hannukah ... after you see it for the first time, you might actually believe in fairies !!! there are pictures and 3d surprises in every corner ... i mean i can't even begin to explain!!!if you're a person who has a vivid imagination, then this is the book for you!!!!!!!!JUST GET Review: Good for a Girl at ANY Age!!!Summary: 5 Stars Okay...so this is a little girls book, but you should have seen the Aunts and Grandmothers who also spend a good deal of time looking, touching, reading this as soon as it is opened!!! May want to save until little ones aren't destroying books, but if you keep it on a shelf and read it with them - just beautiful & magical!
Book Review: Wonderful Book
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this for my 7yr old daughter for Christmas - my husband has read a couple of pages with her each night and she loves it. It's a beautiful book with lots of little extras hidden inside. A special gift for any child. I will definitely try to keep this in it's original condition to pass on to my 2yr old daughter.Book Review: A charming way to spend rainy afternoons
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this for my 7 year old daughter and she loves it. She pores over it and loves the extra details tucked in it. The only caution that I would add is that the handwriting is old-fashioned and in cursive and is therefore somewhat difficult for new readers to read but she sure loves trying.