ABC Coloring Book of Girl's Names
54 pages · Released Jun 24, 2014 · Speedy Publishing LLC
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ABC Coloring Book of Girl's Names parent’s guide: what’s inside
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A note for parents
This is a straightforward alphabet and coloring practice workbook designed for preschool-aged children learning letters and names. It contains no narrative, themes, or concerning content—purely educational activity pages. The book offers good value for early literacy skills and fine motor development through coloring.
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The "ABC Coloring Book" is a zero content text that is great for any child that is still learning their ABCs. The author has formatted it in such a way that it is extremely easy for the child to practice their alphabet with ease. The author has used some of her own personal experience of what she would have preferred i... The "ABC Coloring Book" is a zero content text that is great for any child that is still learning their ABCs. The author has formatted it in such a way that it is extremely easy for the child to practice their alphabet with ease. The author has used some of her own personal experience of what she would have preferred in addition to some personal know how to put together a great text that children will appreciate. Prior to launching her text she did a test run with her own children as well as some of her friends' children and found that they thoroughly enjoyed it. This was enough to get her to publish it. Any household that has toddlers will benefit greatly from having a copy of this book.
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ISBN 9781628846829 · Speedy Publishing LLC