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Little Penguin Learns to Swim - cover

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Little Penguin Learns to Swim

Eilidh Rose, Dubravka Kolanovic

Publisher: Top That Publishing

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Children will delight in following Little Penguin as he goes for his first swim. As he meets friends along the way, all learning something new, Little Penguin tries to overcome his nerves. Will Little Penguin be brave enough to jump in and swim? Charming, soft pastel artwork illustrates beautifully Little Penguin's first journey to the pool and is sure to make the story a firm favourite at bedtime.
Available since: 09/01/2011.

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