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My First Otter Book - Discover and Learn: Fun Facts and Activities About Otters for Kids 3-5 - cover

My First Otter Book - Discover and Learn: Fun Facts and Activities About Otters for Kids 3-5

Jenny Kellett, Bellanova Books

Editorial: Bellanova Books

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Sinopsis

Discover the Fascinating World of Otters with 'My First Otter Book'! 
 
Dive into the playful waters of rivers and oceans to meet Otis, the curious otter! Perfect for children aged 3-5, this colorful otter picture book is packed with fun facts, vibrant photos, and interactive activities that will captivate young minds.
 
What's Inside?
 
• Engaging Fun Facts: Learn all about otters, from their webbed feet to their favorite activities.
 
• Interactive Adventures: Join Otis on exciting activities like counting rafts, finding fish, and exploring their habitats.
 
• Beautiful Photos: Stunning, high-quality images bring the story to life, making learning fun and visual.
 
• Otter Expert Certificate: At the end of the book, kids can earn their very own Otter Expert Certificate!
 
Parents will love how this book combines education and entertainment, fostering a love for reading and nature in their little ones. Perfect for bedtime stories, classroom reading, or a fun afternoon activity.
 
Make learning a splash with My First Otter Book! Get your copy today and let the adventure begin!
Disponible desde: 03/07/2024.
Longitud de impresión: 32 páginas.

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