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Princess Lily and the Hair Fairy
Sarah Bankuti, illustrated by Kristina Dutton
When Princess Lily’s mother sees her daughter feeling bad about losing her hair, she tells her a fantastical tale of a hair fairy who comes for the hair of sick children. But it turns out, the queen’s tale isn’t far from the truth, and Princess Lily soon finds herself on a magical journey to discover just how her hair can make the world a better place!
Princess Lily and the Hair Fairy is the second book in The Princess Lily Series, created by author Sarah Bankuti for her daughter.
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