I Spy Abc : Totally Crazy Letters

Author: Manuela (PHT) Ruth; Ancutici Prenting

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  • : $14.95 AUD
  • : 9781770859616
  • : Firefly Books, Limited
  • : Firefly Books Ltd
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  • : 1.05
  • : September 2017
  • : 255mm X 255mm
  • : Canada
  • : 14.95
  • : April 2017
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  • : books

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  • : Manuela (PHT) Ruth; Ancutici Prenting
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  • : Reinforced
  • : 1709
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  • : English
  • : J793.73
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  • : oc2017017523
  • : 32
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  • : Full colour photos
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Barcode 9781770859616
9781770859616

Description

Chockablock "search" pictures and cheerful rhymes promote concentration and language skills. Like its companion book, I Spy 123, this colorful search book is hiding a cornucopia of toys, sweets, foods, wooden beads, dolls, natural items and much more, all hidden within a letter. Searching while learning the alphabet -- as well as colors, counting, vocabulary, memory and attention -- is a fun experience of surprise and achievement. On each letter page are short rhyming verses setting the reader's task to find specific items and providing hints of where those might be found. But of course, there are hundreds more items which are not hinted at, so the challenge and fun are endless. The answers to the rhymes -- where is the item mentioned? -- are at the back of the book. This is a great book for sharing, alone time and bedtime. AGES: 3 to 7 AUTHORS: Ruth Prenting has worked as an editor in a children's book publishing house for many years and is a creative writing lecturer. Manuela Ancutici is a graphic designer with a special talent for detail. To make this book and its companion I Spy 123, she searched flea markets, took apart old typewriters, bought pounds of candy, and managed to acquire an impossible variety of items to build up the letters and numbers.

Author description

Manuela Ancutici is a graphic designer with a special talent for detail. To make this book and its companion 'I Spy 123', she searched flea markets, took apart old typewriters, bought bags of sweets and managed to acquire an impossible variety of items to build up the letters and numbers. Ruth Prenting has worked as an editor in a children's book publishing house for many years and is a creative writing lecturer.