The book begins with one wheel rolling down the hill and then a clown using it as a unicycle for his performance. Each page spread adds another wheel and then provides examples for the same. This can actually be used to learn counting and adding in a simple way along with reading about different vehicles having different number of wheels.
The ‘brrr’s and ‘chatter’s of winter, the ‘buzz’ of the bees in spring, the ‘slurrp’ of a tongue on an ice cream, the ‘pitter-patter’ of raindrops and the vivid colourful sans verdant description of autumn almost transports you into that lovely scene.
“Raising a Humanist” is a practical guide for dealing with real challenges of parenting in today’s technologically advanced and increasingly polarised society. It urges us to reinvent our parenting style in order to help our children open their hearts and minds to different ideas and people.
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Each page has rhyming text to describe the bird and its characteristics. So M now knows certain birds can’t fly, that the owl wakes up at night, that the hummingbird comes in various colors and can even fly upside down!
It is filled with cute illustrations and easy-to-read words that is just perfect to introduce jungle themed books for preschoolers.
