I thought this book was short and sweet, but man are they trying to milk every penny out of Cicely Mary Barker's estate with reimagined books that use her popular flower fairy illustrations. This book is only four pop-up scenes long, but they're charging $9.99 Canadian! At least the scenes are well laid out and have a multitude of fairies in them, so we're getting pretty high design quality here. In terms of hte pop-up machinations they also did a decent job, though they kept it relatively simple - likely due to page size constraints and the young target audience. I think that for sure the best movement in the book is with the chestnut fairies; how could they not resist the movement of popping the chestnuts open to reveal the shiny nuts inside! It's expected, yet somehow just as charming as the fairies who caper back and forth, dance, and kiss in other scenes. ( )