Paula Knight Books

Family

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Torn paper collages and simple, rhyming text portray children interacting with family members, from Uncle Ray who teaches one about cars, to grandparents who love to go dancing. Includes a word list.

Feelings

By Felicia Law

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Torn paper collages and simple, rhyming text portray children experiencing various emotions, from greed over jelly doughnuts to fear of nighttime shadows. Includes a word list.

"The letters of the alphabet from A to Z are taught using each letter in words supported with color illustrations. Assists in developing vocabulary, literacy and comprehension. From airplane to zeb...

Numbers

By Felicia Law, Paula Knight

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Feelings

By Felicia Law, Paula Knight

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Shapes

By Felicia Law, Paula Knight

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Alphabet

By Felicia Law, Paula Knight

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Lion Who Lost His Roar but Learnt to Draw

By Daniel Daniel, Paula Knight

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The lion who lost his roar but learned to draw

By Paula Knight

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Lionel thinks drawing is boring, all he wants to do is 'RRROAR' at everyone! Find out what happens when he loses his voice, will Lionel discover a hidden talent?

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