Mike Galletly Books

Playtime
Playtime

By Ruth Thomson

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Labeled illustrations depict various objects to be used in play, including dolls, toys, gardening equipment, and party items.

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Feet Look at
Feet Look at

By Mike Galletly, Henry Pluckrose

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Hands Look at
Hands Look at

By Mike Galletly, Ruth Thomson

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Faces Look at
Faces Look at

By Mike Galletly, Henry Pluckrose

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Hair Look at
Hair Look at

By Mike Galletly, Ruth Thomson

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Eyes Look at
Eyes Look at

By Mike Galletly, Ruth Thomson

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Teeth Look at
Teeth Look at

By Mike Galletly, Henry Pluckrose

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