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This wonderful tale tells the story about a little boy who adopts a fish. The pet store owner Mr. Carp tells him not to feed the fish too much, but will the boy listen? Of course not! Hilarity ensues as his fish outgrows his tank and everything else! Written by Helen Palmer and illustrated by P.D. Eastman, 64 pgs, hc. Laura
Staples for any child's library, these classics will be read over and over. A winning combination of good learning-to-read words and engaging stories with illustrations. These books average between 52-64 pgs, hc.
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Logic of English Foundations D
Kristin D
Part of the Peaceful Preschool curriculum
Jennifer P
It is required reading for the language arts curriculum I'm using this fall with my children.
Susanna M
I’m doing a storybook baby shower for my grand baby twins.
Logic of English Foundations D
Part of the Peaceful Preschool curriculum
It is required reading for the language arts curriculum I'm using this fall with my children.
I’m doing a storybook baby shower for my grand baby twins.