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    Mum, the Fairies Stole My Glasses
    Mum, the Fairies Stole My Glasses
    Mum, the Fairies Stole My Glasses
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    Mum, the Fairies Stole My Glasses

    By Tracey C Ayres

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    Sally hated her glasses. One day she threw them and they became lost. She searched everywhere for them and couldn't find them and so she became convinced the fairies had stolen them. See how Sally's large ginger cat brings them back.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBalboa Press AU
    Release dateDec 30, 2018
    ISBN9781504316149
    Mum, the Fairies Stole My Glasses
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    Tracey C Ayres

    Tracey C Ayres was born in London, England. Her family moved around a bit before settling in a beautiful country village in Berkshire, England. After studying and acquiring degrees in childcare Tracey set off and travelled the world for quite a few years before getting married to Steve. They now live in Australia, on a sprawling property with a menagerie of animals. Tracey love's finding a shady tree on the property to sit under and write, surrounded by all her beloved ‘pets’. 

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