Maggie Groening Books

Maggie Simpson's book of colours and shapes
Maggie Simpson's book of animals
Maggie Simpson's alphabet book
Maggie Simpson's counting book
Maggie Simpson's Book of Colors and Shapes
Maggie Simpson's alphabet book
Maggie Simpson's alphabet book

By Maggie Groening

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Illustrations of different objects and members of the Simpson family introduce the letters of the alphabet.

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Maggie Simpson's book of animals
Maggie Simpson's book of animals

By Maggie Groening

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Illustrations of the Simpson family at the zoo introduce such animals as the baboon, slug, lion, and swan.

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Maggie Simpson's Counting Book
Maggie Simpson's Counting Book

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