Leon Read Books

Brothers and sisters
Brothers and sisters

By Leon Read

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An introduction to types of family relationships focusing on relationships between brothers and sisters. Suggested level: Junior.

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Friends
Friends

By Leon Read

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Shapes and patterns
Shapes and patterns

By Karina Law

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First non-fiction books introducing basic skills and concepts in a fun and engaging way. Simple questions encourage young children, from preschool age to early primary, to talk about their ideas an...

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Number Fun Size
Number Fun Size

By Leon Read Karina Law

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Sorting
Sorting

By Leon Read

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"First non-fiction books introducing basic skills and concepts in a fun and engaging way. Simple questions encourage young children, from preschool age to early primary, to talk about their ideas a...

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George the Knight
George the Knight

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KIDWOW Look Out How We Use Our Five Senses
Keeping well
Keeping well

By Leon Read

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My body
My body

By Leon Read

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"This is a book about your body - you'll soon find out that there's lots to talk about"--Back cover.

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My senses
My senses

By Leon Read

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