Pearlie S Slumber Party

Pearlie Possum is a possum just like any other possum. When her best friend Makenzi throws a slumber party, Pearlies anticipation arises as the day approaches. While at the party, Pearlie has an accident, which embarrasses her greatly. Camilla Whites first book, Pearlies Slumber Party, offers the simple, but timelessly true, moral of the value of friendship and compassion. When Pearlie has her accident she feels abandoned and alone. But her friends and family remind her that shes not unlike all the other possums. Whites tale teaches lessons about individuality, self confidence, and sympathy and is perfect for children and adults alike!

It's Opal's birthday and Pearlie is planning a surprise party. Hurly Burly! There's so much to do! Pearlie must buy presents, sweet treats, prizes for games and the best birthday cake EVER. There's only one place to go - Great Aunt Garnet's famous fairy shop in the old clock tower. When Scrag and Mr Flea find out they're not invited to join the fun, they plan a party of their own. A terrible mix-up of magical cakes threatens to ruin everyone's celebrations. Will Pearlie's favourite Great Aunt Garnet save the day? NOW IN A SPECIAL DELUXE BIRTHDAY EDITION! This larger format hardcover includes these fabulous extras: * Holographically foiled pink cover * Ten Pearlie party invitations * 'Welcome to my Pearlie party' door hanger * Added pages full of Pearlie party decorations and games, plus instructions for a special Pearlie birthday cake.

When Katie's best friend moves away and she accepts an invitation from the new girl in town, she is unsettled by the girl's strange obsession with her dolls.

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