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A note for parents
Blueberry Girl is a lyrical picture book by Neil Gaiman that celebrates the birth of a girl through poetic wishes and blessings. The story gently addresses childhood fears like nightmares but frames them as temporary obstacles to overcome, teaching resilience and courage in age-appropriate ways. Rich with positive messages about friendship, strength, and parental love, it's an ideal gift for young children and new families.
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A book of dreams and wishes for a new born child, this wonderful celebration of the birth of a child is the perfect christening or 'birth day' gift. A book of dreams and wishes for a new born child, this wonderful celebration of the birth of a child is the perfect christening or 'birth day' gift.
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- Juvenile Fiction
- Stories in rhyme
- Prayer
- Girls
- Fiction
- Nightmares
- Juvenile poetry
- Friendship
- Parent and child
- Pictorial works
- nyt:picture-books=2009-03-29
- New York Times bestseller
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ISBN 9780747586166 · A&C Black