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I Love to help (English Chinese) - English Chinese Bilingual children's book - cover

I Love to help (English Chinese) - English Chinese Bilingual children's book

Books KidKiddos, Admont Shelley

Maison d'édition: KidKiddos Books Ltd

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English Chinese Bilingual children's book. Perfect for kids learning English or Chinese as their second language.
Jimmy the little bunny goes to the beach with his family. There he learns about the importance of helping others. When Jimmy’s sandcastle is destroyed by the wave, they work together to build the bigger and better one. Everything works out better when we help each other. 
 
Disponible depuis: 25/06/2023.

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