Rosalinda Kightley Books

The postman

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As the postman moves on his rounds through the busy town, he sees many aspects of its life, from teachers at the local school to children in the swimming pool.

The farmer

By Rosalinda Kightley

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Simple text and illustrations describe a farm and the different jobs performed by a farmer and his family.

Opposites

By Rosalinda Kightley

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Presents illustrated pairs of opposites such as up and down, day and night, and hard and soft.

Shapes

By Rosalinda Kightley

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Introduces a variety of shapes and invites the reader to count the number of circles, squares, diamonds, and other shapes in the accompanying illustrations.

Opposites

By Rosalinda Kightley

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Presents illustrated pairs of opposites such as up and down, day and night, and hard and soft.

Shapes

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My first book of numbers

By Rosalinda Kightley

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Illustrated objects such as balls, teddy bears, sheep, and carrots provide many opportunities for counting from one to ten and introduce the concept of matching objects to corresponding numerals.

Day and Night

By David Bennett, Rosalinda Kightley

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Who Lives Here A Book of Animal Homes

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Count the Farm Animals 1 2 3

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