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Anna Sees Farm Animals
Mike Fawn
language (, April 2, 2012)Enjoy this personalized book for kids with your child's name in the book. They will enjoy reading the story and seeing their name each time. This book has the name Anna in the book.
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Farm Animals
Flowerpot Press
Board book (Flowerpot Press, Sept. 1, 2013)The sweet and simple artwork of Lisa Gardiner beautifully illustrates the word concepts in this First Words Series. Bright, high quality illustrations fill the 10 spreads of these padded board books. Product Features: * Attention getting illustrations * Interactive approach promotes joy of reading * Supports hand / eye coordination * Padded board construction for long life and tactile interest * Child safety tested
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Farm Animals
Xavier Deneux
Board book (Twirl, April 7, 2015)Eight slide-&-play pages feature puzzle pieces that never fall out and are safe for children of all ages. Toddlers will delight in discovering different animals and creating endless new designs. Take a trip to the farm with this slide-&-play book for toddlers!
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Farm Animals
Teora USA, Teora
Board book (Teora USA Llc, Dec. 1, 2007)Do you want to know a little bit more about the animals that you like best? With the books of the "Zoocubes" collection, you will be able to do it while having fun doing the 6 different cube puzzles. The image on the right-hand page will help you to correctly order the 12 cubes of each puzzle. Learn fun things about farm animals and complete the cube puzzles!
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Riley Sees Farm Animals
Mike Fawn
language (, April 1, 2012)Enjoy this personalized book for kids with your child's name in the book. They will enjoy reading the story and seeing their name each time. This book has the name Riley in the book.
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Farm Animals
Bobbie Kalman
Paperback (Crabtree Pub Co, Feb. 15, 2011)Wonderful images of life on a farm help introduce children to the names of baby animals. Children will love the adorable photographs of a horse and its foal, a sheep and its lamb, a cow and its calf, a chicken and its chick, and many more. Simple text also describes what each animal provides for people, such as wool, eggs, or even fun! An activity asks children to identify five animal sounds, then challenges them to do something funny that a cow can do.
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Farm Animals
Peter Curry
Board book (little bee books, Feb. 2, 2016)A cheerfully illustrated board book of farm animals!In this bright and colorful board book, children are introduced to farm animals with engaging illustrations of paddling ducks, pecking hens, a spotted cow, a galloping horse, a muddy pig, and hungry piglets. The illustrations are accompanied by short identifying phrases, which makes this book a perfect teaching tool for parents.
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Theo Sees Farm Animals
Mike Fawn
language (, April 2, 2012)Enjoy this personalized book for kids with your child's name in the book. They will enjoy reading the story and seeing their name each time. This book has the name Theo in the book.
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Farm animals
Hans Helweg
Hardcover (Random House, March 15, 1978)Identifies and explains the usefulness of animals commonly found on farms.
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Alexis Sees Farm Animals
Mike Fawn
language (, April 2, 2012)Enjoy this personalized book for kids with your child's name in the book. They will enjoy reading the story and seeing their name each time. This book has the name Alexis in the book.
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Robert Sees Farm Animals
Mike Fawn
language (, April 1, 2012)Enjoy this personalized book for kids with your child's name in the book. They will enjoy reading the story and seeing their name each time. This book has the name Robert in the book.
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Farm Animals
Carl Sommer
language (Advance Publishing, Jan. 19, 2018)Young children get an inside look at a busy farm and the variety of useful animals in this book from Our Amazing World. Some the animals eat grass, others eat bugs, but they are all important to the success of the farm. Spectacular up-close-and-personal photos and fun facts engage children in lively discussions, such as: How does she get the milk from the cow? Can I ride a horse?