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Serenity Strainer was perfect. But then she discovered something perfectly awful. "Belly button fluff!? That can't possibly be mine!" she said. But it was. And guess what? It was evil.

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ISBN-13:	9780143507000
Publisher:	Penguin Random House Australia
Publication date:	11/01/2017
Edition description:	Reprint
Pages:	32
Sales rank:	514,822
Product dimensions:	9.00(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.30(d)
Age Range:	3 - 5 Years

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Aaron Blabey has won a CBCA Book of the Year and an AFI Award, and his book The Ghost of Miss Annabel Spoon won the Patricia Wrightson Award in the 2013 NSW Premier's Literary Awards and a Children's Peace Literature Award. Aaron has been included on the Smithsonian Institute's Notable Book List and was a National Literacy Ambassador in 2012.

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10/09/2017
Bellybutton lint turns into a living nightmare for a type-A schoolgirl not used to such imperfections. Serenity Strainer prides herself on being perfect, so it’s bad enough when she discovers some lint in her bellybutton. Worse yet, “It was evil.” With a menacing glare, clawlike limbs, and razor-sharp teeth, the lint—promptly dubbed the Dreadful Fluff—goes on a domestic rampage, growing in size as it absorbs more dust and gulps down Serenity’s cat, mother, and older sibling (“Serenity’s big brother never knew what hit him”). When the Dreadful Fluff sets its sights on her baby sister, a vacuum-wielding Serenity shifts into warrior mode to save her family. Blabey’s expressive cartoons bring a horror-movie vibe to a story that’s best suited to children looking for a good scare and lots of gross-out humor. A final scene reveals that the incident has taught Serenity how to “deal with” such menaces: by impaling them like butterflies, mounting their heads to the wall, and preserving them in jars. Beyond being a gruesome ending, it leaves the point of the book unclear—is the way to handle imperfections to kill them dead? Ages 3–5. (Nov.)

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"Fans of Keith Graves and like blech-meisters will be over the moon.” —Booklist

“Blabey’s expressive cartoons bring a horror-movie vibe to a story that’s best suited to children looking for a good scare and lots of gross-out humor.” —Publishers Weekly

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