Teresa Mlawer Books

Colors Colores

By Courtney Dicmas

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Eating Well iComer bien

By Teresa Mlawer, Ailie Busby

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One Two Three... Crawl Uno dos tres...gatea

By Carol Thompson, Teresa Mlawer

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Cook it

By Teresa Mlawer, Georgie Birkett

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A girl helps her father shop for groceries and prepare and serve a home-made pizza. Una ninña ayuda a su padre hacer la compra y preparar y servir una pizza hecha en casa.

Fix it

By Teresa Mlawer, Georgie Birkett

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When a child's toys break, the child helps parents to fix the toys and make a brand-new toybox to hold them. Cuando los juguetes de un niño se rompen, el niño ayuda a los padres para arreglar los...

What do I see

By Annie Kubler

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Bilingual text introduces young children to the sense of sight. Texto bilingüe introduce a los niños pequeños al sentido de la vista.

El viejo Macdonald tenia una granja

By Teresa Mlawer

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A Spanish language edition of the popular book "Old Macdonald had a Farm". Bouncy illustrations, innovative die cutting and popular rhymes make Books with Holes a must for every child. Available in...

El viejo Macdonald tenia una granja

By Teresa Mlawer

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Los Cien Vestidos

By Teresa Mlawer, Eleanor Estes

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Gilberto Y El Viento

By Teresa Mlawer, Marie Hall Ets

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