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Things That Go
Rhona Whiteford, J. Fitzsimmons
Hardcover (Egmont Books Ltd, )None
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Things That Go
Kathleen Cubley, Marilyn Barr
Paperback (Totline Publications, March 15, 1999)Book by Cubley, Kathleen
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Things that go
Cd-Rom
CD-ROM (IMC Ltd, Aug. 15, 1997)None
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Things That Go
Jupiter Kids
Paperback (Jupiter Kids, Aug. 15, 2015)These cars are ready to speed up your learning process with a thought-invoking presentation of quick facts. The use of this theme for a coloring book locks in the attention; thereby ensuring information absorption. Your child will love to learning about colors, shapes, lines and forms. Grab a copy today to complete your child's book collection!
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Things That Go
None
Board book (Usborne Publishing Ltd, )None
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Things That Go
Cottage Door Press
Board book (Cottage Door Press, Oct. 1, 2019)Chunky flaps for baby to explore. Say the words. Talk abut the pictures. Welcome to the world, little one! Entertains with surprise and recognition. Supports language readiness. Encourages hand-eye control.
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Things That Go
Tony Bradman
Hardcover (Blackie Children's Books, April 15, 1989)None
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Things That Go
None
Paperback (Igloo Books Ltd, )None
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Things that Go
Om Books
Paperback (Om Books International, April 2, 2018)None
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Things That Go
2009 Dec 31
Paperback (Dorling Kindersley Ltd, )None
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I Know Things That Go
Trisha James
Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Publishing, Aug. 15, 2017)There are so many ways to travel, and now on-the-go readers can review the vocabulary of vehicles in this appealing and vibrant volume. Trains, airplanes, and even scooters are some of the fun modes of transportation featured. At-level text is paired with colorful photographs, and both aid readers in deciding which way they would choose to travel to go someplace fun!
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Things I Don't Know
Meredith Badger
(Hardie Grant Egmont, May 1, 2014)Lenni wants to find someone to understand her and the new girl could just be that personLenni can't please anyone lately. At school, her friends want her to kiss someone for a stupid competition. At home, her grandmother wants her to be more ladylike. And on the playing field, her friend Adam has started acting like a big weirdo around her. Then Lenni meets Jo, the new girl at school, and everything feels so normal. Jo is cool, fun, and unlike anyone Lenni's ever known—finally, someone's on Lenni's wavelength!