Superhero Coffee Beans!

Emma Dredge

Beschreibung

Have you ever wondered where coffee comes from? People love to drink it, but did you know that coffee beans are actually little tiny superheroes?
 
9-year-old Ted is in a cafe with his Dad. Discovering more about each stage of the coffee bean's journey, Ted also learns fun rhymes, helping him remember the story of the coffee beans more easily. And most importantly, he learns about the coffee beans' greatet superpower of all: bringing people together.
 
Find out amazing facts about coffee beans in this book, and learn all about their incredible superpowers!

Verfügbar seit: 01.03.2023.

Drucklänge: 30 Seiten.

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