Halloween Hannah
The Boo Brigade
Hanukkah Veronica, The Mitzvah Fairy!
The Story
She felt a little bit lonely, all her friends had an Elf,
But when she looked in her room, there was nothing on her shelf.
There on my bed was a fairy with wings,
My mom said her heart could do powerful things.
With a little bit of help. I learned a lesson this season,
Kindness is important and it does not need a reason.
For even more fun…
The perfect addition to any bedroom.
She is lovable & huggable
with amazing hair your child can brush and style!
Here is what our customers have to say!
“What an exquisite gift set you created. The book is so beautifully written in perfectly metered rhythm. The illustrations are vibrant and enchanting. The doll is adorable but most importantly the message of love and kindness is so inspiring. Every detail from the packaging to the message has been done with so much love, creativity and professionalism. May this book touch the multitudes and may you continue to be blessed.”
~ Debbie Milam
“This book and its message could not have come at a better time. In our current world where people find themselves worried, rushed or cutting corners, it is so refreshing and wonderful to see a Company doing their best to spread kindness and produce such an exceptional product. It is all time for us to slow down, be grateful and spend some time with Hanukkah Veronica. I can’t say enough about the quality and attention to detail of both the book and the doll, as Bonta Friends thought of everything.”
~ Deanna Hedigan
“I just received my Hanukkah Veronica book!! This book is not only so beautiful (amazing illustrations!) but the story is heartfelt!! Good job! I love it!!”
~ Elizabeth Vickerman
“We received our Hanukkah Veronica and we are BLOWN AWAY! Every detail…the quality…the care and detail in packaging…the feel of the ribbon and the deco box….the card inside and of course the sweet story and the doll! I cannot say enough about how lovely it is!”
~Pam Nichols
Thank you for believing in Bonta Friends!
“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others. ”
