Twelve Little Festive Frogs

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Hilary Robinson

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Hardback

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"On the first day of Christmas, one frog gave to Bea, a package from a pear tree." Celebrate the twelve days of Christmas with these fun and delightful Little Festive Frogs. Based on the traditional verse, The Twelve Days of Christmas, this charming version will have everybody singing in the Christmas spirit in no time. This book is an engaging and innovative introduction to ordinal and cardinal numbers as well as counting. With stunning festive scenes, there's lots to spot, see, and say on every page, enhancing language development and memory skills. Let the festive frogs take you to their magical winter wonderland!

Author Biography:

Hilary Robinson is an author, radio producer, broadcaster, and feature writer. The author of nearly 70 books for children, she is best known for Mixed Up Fairy Tales. She lives and works in London and Yorkshire. Mandy Stanley is an award-winning illustrator, author, and designer who has published more than 200 picture, story, and activity books for children.

Release date Australia

September 6th, 2022

Author

Hilary Robinson

Contributor

Illustrated by Mandy Stanley

Illustrations

Illustrations, color

Interest Age

From 1 to 4 years

Pages

Reading Age

From 4 to 5 years

Dimensions

248x246x9

ISBN-13

9781913639969

Product ID

35923522

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