Arguably the most entertaining alphabet book ever written, this classic Beginner Book by Dr. Seuss is perfect for children learning their ABCs....
Reycraft Books The Tree Told Me
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What can be learned from a tree? If we watch and listen . . . a tree has much to teach us about life—like how you can be small and strong at the same time and how to weather the storms. The author, a philosopher, offers an intriguing look at how children can navigate this thing we call "life" as they grow and change.
- The author, a philosopher, offers an intriguing look at how children can navigate this thing we call "life" as they grow and change
- Develops social emotional learning
- Teach us about life—like how you can be small and strong at the same time and how to weather the storms
- 24 pages
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