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Princess Poppy: Poppy's Secret Christmas

Janey Louise Jones

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Published by Corgi, part of Random House Children's Publishers UK

Format: Hardback

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EAN: 9780552553414
Published: 5 Oct 2006

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Synopsis

It's Christmas Eve in Honeypot Hill and Poppy and Honey are making special Christmas things for Poppy's mum and dad - in secret! With a little help from Saffron and Granny Bumble they make sparkly decorations, iced gingerbread cookies to hang on the tree and lots more. Mum and Dad are thrilled! As you follow the story, you will find some special things tucked inside to help you make your very own Christmas surprises.

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What the critics say

A beautiful book...parents and children will have a great time together with this book.
- Betty Bookmark

...girls will love the seasonal fun.
- Junior

This is a fantastic book...a great stocking filler for Christmas.
- Burnley Express

You certainly get your money's worth with Princess Poppy this Christmas! This super-soft hardback cover shows Poppy in her special red velvet dress - I defy you to stop little fingers stroking it! - and you have to untie the red satin ribbon to open the book and reveal the goodies within. And what goodies they are! This is a beautiful present that any four or five year old little girl just won't be able to put down.
- South Wales Argus

Enterprising little people will love Poppy's Secret Christmas...
- Irish Sunday Independent

Beautifully tied with a bow, it comes compete with stickers, Christmas present suggestions and even a festive recipe, all the while telling a sweet Chrsitmas story.
- Etc

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About the Author

Janey is a writer, businesswoman and mother of three boys. She studied English Literature at Edinburgh University and specialised in the Victorian novel. She became an English teacher and then, with her husband, set up The Jelly Club, which has become an extremely successful chain of children's activity centres in Scotland. (One of the Balamory episodes were filmed at a Jelly Club centre). Janey first published Princess Poppy herself (with her own illustrations) and the books were so popular that Random House Children's Books quickly bought and repackaged them.

Veronica Vasylenko has illustrated many very popular books for Paragon and other publishers. She lives in Yorkshire.