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My World

A Book of First Words

Frann Preston-Gannon
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Pages
32
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
Henry Holt and Co. (BYR)

About

A beautiful and entertaining visual catalog for toddlers-including things that go, cute fruits and veggies, undersea creatures, and more!

There's no end to the fun in finding and naming each object in these chockablock spreads! Beautiful birds, adorable mommy and baby animals, colorful clothing, musical instruments, and more fill each page, with objects labeled and grouped by theme. A fun, gorgeous visual dictionary for the very youngest of readers.

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  • General
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Reviews

"A visual and verbal feast of a picture book. . . With items ranging in complexity from T-shirt and swing set to Prenocephale (a "Prehistoric Creature") and a lute, the book will grow with its readers. . . What a wonderful world of words and pictures."
Kirkus Reviews on My World

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Frann Preston-GannonAuthor