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I Love to Eat Fruits and Vegetables Me Encanta Comer Frutas y Verduras (English Spanish) - English Spanish Bilingual children's book - cover

I Love to Eat Fruits and Vegetables Me Encanta Comer Frutas y Verduras (English Spanish) - English Spanish Bilingual children's book

KidKiddos Books, Admont Shelley

Publisher: KidKiddos Books Ltd

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English Spanish Bilingual children's book. Perfect for kids learning English or Spanish as their second language.
Jimmy likes to eat candy. He sneaks into the kitchen to try to find a bag with candies that was hidden inside the cupboard. What happens right after Jimmy climbs up to reach the bag of candy? You will find out when you read this illustrated children’s book. Since that day, he starts to develop healthy eating habits and even likes to eat his fruits and vegetables.

A Jimmy, el pequeño conejito, le gusta comer caramelos. Por eso, se cuela en la cocina para buscar una bolsa de caramelos que está escondida dentro del armario. ¿Qué ocurre justo después de que Jimmy escale el armario para coger la bolsa de caramelos? Lo descubrirás cuando leas este libro para niños ilustrado. Desde ese día, Jimmy empezó a desarrollar hábitos de comida saludables e incluso, ahora, le gusta comer frutas y verduras.
Available since: 06/09/2023.

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