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    The Mom’s Choice Award, Gold Medal Winner: The Belly Button Fairy

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    By Bianca Schulze, The Children’s Book Review
    Published: December 15, 2009

    Congratulations to Bobbie Hinman and Mark Wayne Adams for your Gold Medal win in the Mom’s Choice Awards! We love your book The Belly Button Fairy, along with The Knot Fairy and The Sock Fairy (both illustrated by Kristi Bridgeman). We look forward to your next offering.

    The Belly Button Fairy

    The Belly Button Fairy

    by Bobbie Hinman (Author), Mark Wayne Adams (Illustrator)

    Reading level: Ages 0-6

    Hardcover: 32 pages

    Publisher: Best Fairy Books; Har/Com edition (September 1, 2009)

    Source: Author

    What to expect: Children, Fairies, Belly buttons

    Using enchanting rhyme, Bobbie Hinman has created an imaginative and whimsical take on how belly buttons end up in the middle of our tummies. The illustrations are bright and delightful! A sweet book that is perfect for a calming story time. The lovely story reading and music on the CD—included with the book—just add to the appeal.

    Publisher’s synopsis: The Belly Button Fairy is a grandmotherly fairy who flies through the skies in her rocking chair, carrying a ruler and a bucket of fairy dust. She is responsible for making sure that every child has a belly button, and that its always in the middle.

    Add this book to your collection: The Belly Button Fairy

    You may also enjoy: The Knot Fairy and The Sock Fairy

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    Bianca Schulze Bobbie Hinman Mark Wayne Adams Mom's Choice Award
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    1. spelling practice on September 14, 2010 3:28 am

      Nice book, I will definitely buy it for the little one 🙂 Thanks for sharing

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