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The wheels on the bus go round and round... Everyone knows the song. But now the bus is going around beautiful New Zealand and its passengers you just might know: kiwi, penguin, tuatara, fantail and many more. Come along for the ride!
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He's cute. He's fluffy. He's naughty. He's Mothball's son and he is having one very busy day!
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A simple, repetitive storyline introducing the first-time reader to young animals with the satisfying conclusion of identifying themselves. Ages 3+.
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Dog and Bird shake and dance and jump up and down, but they can't get rid of the caterpillar that wants to crawl all over them. Finally, Bird manages to get the caterpillar to crawl onto a bush.
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Boots, shoes and slippers are not just for wearing on your feet... They are for kicking leaves, splashing in puddles, wading in water, walking up hills...and theyr are for puppies to chew and mice to sleep in, too! A warm and snuggly bedtime story for little ones. Ages 0-2 years.
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A first-focus board book designed to entertain and stimulate newborn babies. Close-up photographs of all kinds of different animals will provide a valuable contribution to infant brain development.
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Kiwi is having trouble sleeping. When day dawns and he comes home to snooze all the other birds are wide awake and making a ruckus! The kokako chime, the fantails chatter and the kaka chortle their way through the day, when all Kiwi wants to do is sleep. Finally, when night falls ...
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