Kees Moerbeek Books

Bee says buzzzz

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Shows nine familiar animals and specifies the sounds they make, from the buzz of the bee to the glub, glub of the fish. On board pages, each of which has a movable die-cut shape.

Four courageous climbers

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Dinosaurs

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Let's go

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Text and pictures present things that "go," from roller coaster to skateboard to bulldozer.

Penguins slide

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Briefly identifies what various animals do, from the sliding of penguins to the leap-frogging of frogs, and asks readers if they can do the same.

Owls fly!

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Am I a tiger?

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Six brave explorers

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