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Two-Liners for Kids

Two-Liners for Kids

Two-Liners for Kids

Hilary Brown

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New Generation Publishing Ltd
Año de edición:
2010
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Poesía (infantil/juvenil)
ISBN:
9781847487070
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Mummy says I look like her, Daddy says the same,But as they say I’m a monkey, I don’t know who to blame.These funny little couplets are perfect for a bedtime read. With stories about scaring the postman and terrorising little siblings, this is a book all children will enjoy.This book is ideal for children aged four to six years.AUTHOR BIO:As one of a large family of ten and as both a mother and grandmother, Hilary Brown has always lived among small children. Their funny ways inspired her to write these little rhymes.

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