Isabella’s Bed
By Alison Lester
Illustrated by Alison Lester
For ages 7–9
Whenever we stayed at Grandmother’s house, we always slept in Isabella’s bed. It stood in the attic with all the other things from South America.
Who is the mysterious Isabella Grandmother talks about? And why won’t Grandmother look through the sandalwood chest with her grandchildren?
When Isabella’s bed flies off into the night, and takes the children with it, the answers to these questions are revealed.
For ages 7–9
Whenever we stayed at Grandmother’s house, we always slept in Isabella’s bed. It stood in the attic with all the other things from South America.
Who is the mysterious Isabella Grandmother talks about? And why won’t Grandmother look through the sandalwood chest with her grandchildren?
When Isabella’s bed flies off into the night, and takes the children with it, the answers to these questions are revealed.
$16.99
Availability: 5 in stock
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