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Llamas & Alpacas: The Ultimate Llama & Alpaca Book. Animal Books for Kids, #1
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- ISBN8201111137
- EAN9798201111137
- Date de parution06/03/2022
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurJL
Résumé
Do your kids love llamas and alpacas? In The Ultimate Llama & Alpaca Book, non-fiction author Jenny Kellett gives you only the best llama facts that kids will love. With over 100 incredible facts, gorgeous hi-res photos, and a fun BONUS word search available in the print version, children will be completely immersed and fascinated by the exciting world of llamas and alpacas in this interactive book for kids.
In recent years, llamas have become a huge part of popular culture and have melted the hearts of kids and adults around the world. Now, you can learn more about where they come from, what they do every day and lots of other fun and interesting facts. Llama & Alpaca Facts SampleDid you know...? As well as llamas and alpacas there are two species of non-domesticated lemoids (the collective term for all animals in this family).
Llamas have attached tongues, meaning they can't stick them out! Baby llamas and alpacas are called crias, which means baby in Spanish. You'll find these facts and many more in this illustrated book for kids. With 20+ stunning llama and alpaca photos, even early readers will enjoy The Ultimate Llama & Alpaca Book for Kids- as well as adults!Perfect for teaching children to read, while letting them learn about the fascinating world of lamoids, it is ideal for long car journeys and bedtime reading.
Scroll up and click Buy Now and help your child become a lemoid expert in no time!About the AuthorJenny Kellett was born in the UK, but has called Australia home for nearly 20 years. She has had the pleasure to witness some of Australia's most beloved and beautiful creatures up close and personal-in the wild and at sanctuaries. She shares her passion for animals in her popular series of children's books.
In recent years, llamas have become a huge part of popular culture and have melted the hearts of kids and adults around the world. Now, you can learn more about where they come from, what they do every day and lots of other fun and interesting facts. Llama & Alpaca Facts SampleDid you know...? As well as llamas and alpacas there are two species of non-domesticated lemoids (the collective term for all animals in this family).
Llamas have attached tongues, meaning they can't stick them out! Baby llamas and alpacas are called crias, which means baby in Spanish. You'll find these facts and many more in this illustrated book for kids. With 20+ stunning llama and alpaca photos, even early readers will enjoy The Ultimate Llama & Alpaca Book for Kids- as well as adults!Perfect for teaching children to read, while letting them learn about the fascinating world of lamoids, it is ideal for long car journeys and bedtime reading.
Scroll up and click Buy Now and help your child become a lemoid expert in no time!About the AuthorJenny Kellett was born in the UK, but has called Australia home for nearly 20 years. She has had the pleasure to witness some of Australia's most beloved and beautiful creatures up close and personal-in the wild and at sanctuaries. She shares her passion for animals in her popular series of children's books.
