Babies and toddlers always enjoy looking at brightly colored pictures, especially when they are of food!
Here are lots of different types of fruit, from juicy apples and oranges to the more exotic mangoes and melons. This first words and picture book will delight children up to the age of 5 who will love looking at it with their parents or by themselves.
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The Study and Practice of Writing English by Gerhard Richard Lomer & Margaret Eliza Ashmun (Rare Book Collection)
I. ESTABLISHED USAGES 1. Punctuation | 2. Capitals | 3. Italics | 4. Abbreviations | 5. The Representation of Number | 6. Syllabification | 7. Rules for Plurals | 8. Possessives | 9. Rules for Spelling | II. GRAMMATICAL REQUIREMENTS
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Let's Look At Fruit
Oxford Talking Dictionary for BABYLON
Catchy Words 1.0
