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The Alphabet Train

Kaeley Malmberg
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Pages
68
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Palmetto Publishing

About

Written specifically for children learning their ABCs, The Alphabet Train is the fun and engaging story of a magical train filled from end to end with interesting creatures engaged in unusual activities as they prepare for dinner and bedtime. Though aimed at ages two to six, the clever text and beautiful illustrations will surprise and amuse readers of all ages.



The book is intended for a very early audience, but it is not your typical "A is for apple" kind of book-it is filled with a variety of words both large and small. The author believes children are capable of much more than we as caregivers may think. If we present them with words that challenge and make them stretch and grow their vocabulary, they will rise to that challenge and grow and progress to their fullest potential.

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  • General
  • Juvenile Fiction

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