Barnaby Empties the Ocean
From the Fairies
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Barnaby Empties the Ocean
Narrated by:
Fairy Granny
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Narrated by:
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Fairy Granny
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By:
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Jenifer Watts
About this listen
Fairy Granny tells this delightful story about The Fairies. Spring has arrived in Fairyland, and there are flowers blossoming everywhere. The Fairies, Harmony and Rhapsody give Barnaby the Bizzy Buzzy Bee some special seeds to grow his own flowers, but Barnaby thinks he needs to water them all day for the seeds to grow. Elf the Fairy Cake Maker warns him not to water them too much. The Fairies tell Barnaby he's making the seeds soggy, but it's not until Wizzy discovers the water on Fairy Beach has leaked away that Barnaby realizes his mistake. Oh bizzy buzzy bother, has he really emptied the ocean? Thank heavens Bubbles the Beach Fairy has the answer.
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