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The book is about an ordinary day in a big sister and little brothers life.
Everyday life can be quite eventful. Sometimes Sister has to protect little brother from a creepy snail, sometimes Brother has to comfort big sister when she’s hurt her knee. "A day with Sister & Brother" depicts situations that young children can easily recognize. It has lovely, colorful illustrations and a simple text, making the book perfect for small children. | |  | | Baby Meets the Animals
A charming picture book that shows how for example ducks, cats and cows look and sound.
Who is this? The sheep. What says the sheep? BAA ...br />
Come along when baby meets some of our most common animals! A charming picture book that shows how for example ducks, cats and cows look and sound. The book has expressive, simple illustrations perfect for curious babies and toddlers. For age 0-2 years. MOO!br />
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Baby’s First Book is an illustrated Point And Say book in lovely pastel colours with common things from a young child’s life.
Baby’s First Book is an illustrated Point And Say book in lovely pastel colours with common things from a young child’s life. What could that be? A ball!br />
In the end all things are collected on one page so the child can point them out. For age 6-18 months.br />
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"I wanted to create a book that makes it possible for small children to participate in the reading through pointing, even if they can not express themselves yet," says Jenny Holmlund, who missed that interaction when she read for her nieces.br />
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Day's End Lullaby
by Karen Cioffi
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 Day's End Lullaby is a sweet and melodic bedtime picture book intended to help lull little ones to sleep. As an added feature, the accompanying sheet music is included. |
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Shifty Characters
by Shirley Francis-Salley
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 Shifty Characters, invites early readers into the world of change from a lyrical, language arts point of view. These shifty characters have the ability to reposition and re-invent themselves without adding or omitting a single letter. They go about t |
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