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The Magic Faraway Tree: Happy Birthday: A Lift-the-Flap Story

By (author) Enid Blyton, Illustrated by Becky Cameron

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A party is planned today in the Magic Faraway Tree. But where is Silky hurrying to? Peep through the clouds and see! Set off to the Land of Birthdays in this magical lift-the-flap adventure! Lift the flaps and help Silky gather everything she needs to have the perfect party in the tree. From special presents to yummy birthday treats - there is so much to spot! Can you find all the things in time AND make it back down the tree for one last surprise? An interactive story set in the enchanting world of Enid Blyton's The Magic Faraway Tree, that would also make the perfect birthday gift for the littlest of readers. Don't miss: The Magic Faraway Tree: Goodnight, Fairy The Magic Faraway Tree: Let's Have a Picnic!

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