ABC Ant-venture! - An A-to-Z Adventure with Andy the Ant — A Fun Alphabet Exploration for Curious Kids!

Shu Chen Hou

Summary

Join Andy the Ant on an unforgettable A-to-Z adventure!In ABC Ant-venture!, your child will explore the alphabet like never before — with a tiny, brave explorer who’s big on curiosity. From A for Apple to Z for Zoo, each letter holds a new surprise and exciting discovery.
 
Perfect for early learners and young readers, this colorful and imaginative story makes learning the ABCs fun, engaging, and full of wonder.
 
Ideal for:
 
Preschool and kindergarten learners
 
Early literacy and language development
 
Bedtime or classroom story time
 
Spark your child’s love for learning — one letter at a time!

Available since: 04/19/2025.

Print length: 31 pages.

Young Readers

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