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The Adventures of a FIFO Kid

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$17.97 $29.95 In stock

Author : Azélia Walter

IIllustrator : Elke Gill

Age : 3+ years

Fly out day is never fun! Luckily for these kids, they have discovered some fun adventures to go on whilst their parent is away working FIFO jobs. According to the author, Azélia Walter (6), the real adventures begin when you are missing someone special.  

Release date : Aug 2021

​Publisher : KMD Books

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Harper ★★★★★

We got this book for our 3-year-old to help with the separation anxiety during fly-in fly-out work. The illustrations by Elke Gill are really engaging and she loves pointing out the different adventures the kids have while their parent is away.

Michael V. ★★★★★

My little one gets so upset when dad flies out, but this book actually helped turn the goodbye into something we talk about instead of just crying. The illustrations are lively and really capture the imagination of a kid whose parent works away.

Benjamin P. ★★★☆☆

The illustrations by Elke Gill are lovely and the fly-out day premise resonates with our family's routine, but at 3+ the story feels a bit long for my kid's attention span. It's a sweet concept, just not one we reach for every night.