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- Publisher: Parisian Phoenix Kittens
- ISBN-10: 1957863137
- ISBN-13: 9781957863139
- Format: 21.6 x 27.9 x 0.6 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Bunnies, Cookies and a Robot! presents three classic Echo City Jr. stories in a new hardcover, activity-filled special edition. The original classic books Too Many Bunnies!, Unfortunate Cookies and UBeU join unite in this volume that allow parents and their kids ages 3-6 to enjoy the whimsical illustrations of Joe Swarctz, who trained at the Kubert School, and the lyrical words of his long-time writing partner, Ralph Greco, Jr. This set of fun, breezy narratives will not overburden the action with didacticism or too-obvious morals but subtly emphasizes the positiveness of cooperation, how putting one's smarts to a problem can often prompt a solution (even when one might have caused the problem in the first place) and how each of us is unique, a fact that should surely be celebrated.This book has more than 75 pages, including a never-before-seen origin story for Night Bat.
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- Publisher: Parisian Phoenix Kittens
- ISBN-10: 1957863137
- ISBN-13: 9781957863139
- Format: 21.6 x 27.9 x 0.6 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Bunnies, Cookies and a Robot! presents three classic Echo City Jr. stories in a new hardcover, activity-filled special edition. The original classic books Too Many Bunnies!, Unfortunate Cookies and UBeU join unite in this volume that allow parents and their kids ages 3-6 to enjoy the whimsical illustrations of Joe Swarctz, who trained at the Kubert School, and the lyrical words of his long-time writing partner, Ralph Greco, Jr. This set of fun, breezy narratives will not overburden the action with didacticism or too-obvious morals but subtly emphasizes the positiveness of cooperation, how putting one's smarts to a problem can often prompt a solution (even when one might have caused the problem in the first place) and how each of us is unique, a fact that should surely be celebrated.This book has more than 75 pages, including a never-before-seen origin story for Night Bat.
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