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Fairy Bread

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They’re back! A selection of your favourite titles from the bestselling Aussie Nibbles series, returning by popular demand with a fresh new look as Puffin Nibbles.

Becky wants only fairy bread at her birthday party. But there’s so much left over, and she can’t just throw it away. So Becky thinks of some very unusual ways to deal with it.

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Format

Paperback

Publisher

Penguin Books Ltd

Country

United Kingdom

Date

7 May 2019

Pages

ISBN

9780141311753

They’re back! A selection of your favourite titles from the bestselling Aussie Nibbles series, returning by popular demand with a fresh new look as Puffin Nibbles.

Becky wants only fairy bread at her birthday party. But there’s so much left over, and she can’t just throw it away. So Becky thinks of some very unusual ways to deal with it.

Format

Paperback

Publisher

Penguin Books Ltd

Country

United Kingdom

Date

7 May 2019

Pages

ISBN

9780141311753

Ursula Dubosarsky

Ursula Dubosarsky was born and grew up in Sydney. She is the author of over 60 books for children and young adults, and her work is published all over the world. She has won several national literary awards, including the Victorian, Queensland and South Australian State Awards for literature, and has also won the NSW Premier's Literary Award a record five times. Internationally she has been nominated for both the Hans Christian Andersen award and the Astrid Lindgren prizes for children's literature. She has a PhD in English literature and currently lives in Sydney. Ursula Dubosarsky was the 2020-2021 Australian Children's Laureate.

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