Where The Lost Blankies Go
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“Beautiful girl, dry your tears. Please, please don’t you cry. I’ve rescued your blankie. It’s high in the sky.” “It’s here in the place where the fairies fly free, high in the clouds above the Mulberry tree.” “It’s here in the place where the lost blankies go. They make friends with each other. They’re happy, you know!” “And now just for you there’s a wonderful surprise. It’ll be here next morning when you open your eyes.”
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About the Book
What can you do when a favorite blanket or other comfort item is lost and a young child is quite forlorn? Well, you can enlist the help of a beautiful fairy who weaves a magical tale of where lost items go. She tells of a happy place high in the sky where the fairies fly free and promises a surprise for the child the very next day. With engaging rhyming verses and beautiful watercolor illustrations, this story is sure to captivate a child’s imagination and create a happy ending to every lost treasure.
About the Author
Elena Schietinger is the author of several award-winning children’s books, including “The No Snow North Pole,” “So Very Busy With Nothing To Do,” “There’s A Spider In My Closet!,” “I Know You Can Do It, You Know You Can, Too!,” “How The Goldfish Got Its Name,” “I Can’t Catch That Fish,” and “Hello, It’s Me!” Her stories seek to entertain her young audiences and help them grow. A lifelong storyteller, the author has extensive experience as a writer of fiction and nonfiction. Her first adult nonfiction work, a collection of vignettes on motherhood titled, “I’m Going To India Because I Love My Son,” will be published later this year. Her work is enjoyed worldwide.