Fly Blanky Fly
Fly Blanky Fly by Anne Margaret Lewis, published by HarperCollins on May 22, 2012, is an illustrated children’s book that invites readers into a world of adventure and imagination. In this story, a little boy named Sam and his beloved blanky embark on a journey filled with excitement, propelled by a magical phrase that launches them into various thrilling scenarios, from soaring on jet planes to swimming in the sea.
Readers will discover how Sam’s adventures unfold as he explores a vibrant world alongside his blanky. The narrative emphasizes themes of bedtime and dreams, showcasing the bond between a child and their cherished blanket. With colorful illustrations by Elisa Chavarri complementing Lewis’s engaging text, this 40-page book offers a delightful experience for young readers, encouraging them to embrace their imagination as they prepare for sleep.
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One night, a little boy and his blanky are ready to launch themselves into a big-time adventure. All it takes for the adventure to begin is one magical phrase:
With that, Sam and his blanky are catapulted into a magical world of imagination where together they zoom on jet planes, fly to the moon, swim in the sea, and much more. It seems the adventures may never end, until finally Sam whispers to his blanky that it’s time to fall asleep.
With rich text by Anne Margaret Lewis and colorful, vibrant illustrations by Elisa Chavarri, the story of little Sam teaches readers young and old the true power of a trusty blanky and a little imagination.
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