Zokeisha Publications Books

MY DAY I Chubby Board Book

By Zokeisha Publications

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A young child describes, in rhyming text and illustrations, the activities of his day. On board pages.

Things I like to eat.

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Very brief text and drawings introduce such foods as ice cream, cookies, bananas, strawberries, cake, pie, watermelon, apples, oranges, and milk.

THING I LK PLY ILS Chubby Board Book

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Very brief text and drawings introduce such toys as a train, pail, scooter, drum, car, balloon, teddy bear, boat, doll, and bugle.

THINGS I LIKE TO WEAR

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Very brief text and drawings introduce such articles of clothing as blue jeans, mittens, slippers, pajamas, a pink ribbon, a yellow raincoat, and a cap.

GOOD MORNING SUNSHINE

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THINGS LK DO I LS

By Leon Archibald, Zokeisha Publications

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A little girl describes many activities that make her happy such as finger painting, playing tag, and kissing Daddy at bedtime. On board pages.

ANIMAL BABY ZOOILS

By Leon Archibald, Zokeisha Publications

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Noel and Tebby pet, feed, and learn the names of several baby animals at a children's zoo.

OPPOSITES

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Captioned illustrations introduce such opposites as over/under, hot/cold, heavy/light, and slow/fast.

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