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Books with title Fairy Goodnight Kisses

  • Fairy Goodnight Kisses

    Jamie Michalak, Kaori Watanabe

    Board book (Tiger Tales, Sept. 1, 2008)
    The fairy family gets ready for bed in a book that introduces young readers to counting.
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  • Five Goodnight Kisses

    Bill Hoffman, Cheryl Casey

    language (, Feb. 5, 2017)
    Bedtime has come and one goodnight kiss just won't do. Five goodnight kisses is a new instant classic in the world of children's literature. Join in the heartfelt fun as a little girl and her pug sidekick invent a loving way to extend their day before hitting the hay. Five goodnight kisses is the perfect book for every child and parent in your life.
  • Goodnight Kisses

    Barney Saltzberg

    Board book (Red Wagon Books, April 1, 2006)
    It's time for bed. But where are the goodnight kisses hiding? Toddlers will delight in lifting the flaps and discovering the fun textures and brightly colored toys hiding underneath them. And when the hide-and-seek game is over, they can cuddle up for one last goodnight kiss.This fifth book in Barney Saltzberg's popular Kisses series is a cozy bedtime book complete with an inviting lift-the-flap game, a squeaker to press, and glow-in-the-dark stars--perfect for sleepy little ones who love to share goodnight kisses.
  • My Goodnight Fairy

    Cin Smith

    eBook
    Goodnight fairy tale for children. Interactive hand moments to go along with the story for child and reader.
  • Kissy, Kissy, Goodnight.

    Nicole Grogan

    Paperback (Independently published, Feb. 20, 2019)
    "Kissy, Kissy, Goodnight." is an instant bedtime classic giving "Goodnight Moon" a run for its money; conveying responsibility, routine and above all family values. Children love the whimsical rhymes and parents love the lessons it teaches, instilling structure and encouraging play.
  • Five Goodnight Kisses

    Bill Hoffman, Cheryl Casey

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Jan. 23, 2017)
    Bedtime has come and one Goodnight Kiss just won't do. Five Goodnight Kisses is a new instant classic in the world of children's literature. Join in the heartfelt fun as a little girl and her pug sidekick invent a loving way to extend their day before hitting the hay. Five Goodnight Kisses is the perfect book for every child and parent in your life.
  • Goodnight Kisses

    Barney Saltzberg

    Hardcover (HARCOURT BRACE & CO@, Jan. 1, 2006)
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  • Fairy Kisses

    Jennifer M. Rodriguez

    language (Strebekers Books, March 1, 2015)
    Did you ever wonder how freckles end up on noses and cheeks? Lexie's mama explains it to her in this sweet story!
  • Kiss Goodnight

    Claire Freedman

    Paperback (Good Books, May 1, 2013)
    "Let's jump into bed and cuddle up close-our story time's such fun. We point to the pictures and say all the words. Let's read another one!" Bedtime becomes a magical experience for your little one with this charming collection of lullabies. Beautifully written by award-winning author Claire Freedman. Illustrated with tenderness by a selection of classic artists, this soothing story is the perfect way to end the day.
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  • Goodnight Kisses

    Barney Saltzberg

    Board book (HMH Books, April 1, 2006)
    It's time for bed. But where are the goodnight kisses hiding? Toddlers will delight in lifting the flaps and discovering the fun textures and brightly colored toys hiding underneath them. And when the hide-and-seek game is over, they can cuddle up for one last goodnight kiss.This fifth book in Barney Saltzberg's popular Kisses series is a cozy bedtime book complete with an inviting lift-the-flap game, a squeaker to press, and glow-in-the-dark stars--perfect for sleepy little ones who love to share goodnight kisses. (20060501)
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  • Goodnight Kiss

    R. L. Stine

    Mass Market Paperback (Simon & Schuster, March 15, 1702)
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  • Fairy Kisses

    Renée Luffman, Andrea Playford-Beaudet

    Hardcover (Trafford Publishing, July 6, 2006)
    Fairy Kisses is a 'why' story that was originally part of my culminating activity for grade 11 English. With encouragement from my teacher, and his kindergarten teaching wife, it has become my first published work. I hope young children will enjoy Becca's curiosity lead adventure, but I have a feeling that parents might enjoy it just as much as their children.
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