Matthew Van Fleet Books

Tails 6 Copy Display

By Matthew Van Fleet

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Tails

By Matthew Van Fleet

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Rhyming text, textured illustrations, lift-up flaps, and scratch-and-sniff spots teach about animal names, shapes, colors, and numbers, one to ten.

Match it

By Matthew Van Fleet

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Alien opposites

By Matthew Van Fleet

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Fuzzy Yellow Ducklings

By Matthew Van Fleet

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This charming introduction to colors, shapes, and animals has been delighting children all over the world for ten years! There is a surprise on every peek-a-boo page, where textured shapes magicall...

Spotted yellow frogs

By Matthew Van Fleet

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Uses fold-out illustrations, flaps, and simple text to reveal patterns, shapes, colors, and a variety of animals and insects.

Fuzzy yellow ducklings

By Matthew Van Fleet, Robert H. Abel

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Uses fold-out illustrations and simple text to introduce different textures, colors, shapes, and animals.

Tails

By Matthew Van Fleet

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Monday the Bullfrog

By Matthew Van Fleet

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Dog

By Matthew Van Fleet

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