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Eric Carle Animals - My First Library 12 Book Set (Board Book)

Eric Carle Animals - My First Library 12 Book Set (Board Book)
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Last Price: 11.33 USD

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This take-along library includes 12 sturdy little board books featuring classic Eric Carle art including Th every Hungry Caterpillar. These books explore animal friends like Bears, Bees, Cats, Lizards, Chickens, Dogs, Elephants, Fish, Giraffe, Lions, Turtles, and Zebras. It's a perfect first reading experience for little ones who are hungry for fun!<br /><br />Little ones will love this fun, take-along library of 12 sturdy board books, featuring Eric Carle's classic animal illustrations. This early learning set comes in a convenient carrying case with a plastic handle for easy transport and storage. Preschoolers will find much to discover about finny, furry, and feathery animal friends as they read and re-read these little books...and then put them back in the case for safekeeping!<br /><br />Just My Size Board Books - Your little one will love these board books that are sized perfectly for little hands.<br /> Each book is 2.5 x 2.5 inches.<br /><br />Perfect Case for Children - This case is perfectly sized for your little one to carry around.(6.5 in W x 8.5 in H).<br /> They will love bringing it with them, and taking the books out / putting them back in are great for developing early motor skills.<br /><br />Handle - The handle makes it easy for little ones to carry their library with them.<br /><br />12 Board Books Included - Each book has 10 content pages each making this library 120 pages total, perfect for providing hours of fun for your little one.<br /><br />Eric Carle Illustrations Come to Life - The incredible illustrations of Eric Carle the illustrator of Very Hungry Caterpillar are full of color and come alive.<br />

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