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Strawberry’s New Friend

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Strawberry's New Friend

By Cicely Mary Barker About

When Strawberry and Blackberry meet one summer’s day, they realise they have much in common and soon become the best of friends! Sadly though when it’s time for Strawberry to care for his plants he can no longer spend all his time with his new friend. Blackberry, on the other hand, isn’t busy until autumn and so the summer seems to stretch out endlessly in front of her. That is until she makes a brand new fairy friend, but Strawberry soon starts to feel a little bit left out.

AuthorCicely Mary Barker About
Type Of BookYounger Novel
SeriesTales from the Flower Fairies Garden — Book 8
FormatPaperback
ISBN9780723258247
Published20/10/2006
Price Per CopyRRP $9.95
1–9 copies$8.95
10–19 copies$8.45
20+ copies$7.96
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Cicely Mary Barker

Cicely Mary Barker was born in 1895 in Croydon, South London, and spent most of her life there. Because of ill-health she was educated at home and largely taught herself to draw and paint, encouraged by a supportive family and assisted by membership of the Croydon Art Society. She was only sixteen when she had her first work accepted for publication as a set of postcards, and from that time she devoted her career to painting.

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