African Wildlife to Read, Colour & Keep
| Author: | Amanda Plange |
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R140.00
This book is a fun and educational way for children to learn about Africa’s diverse wildlife. It offers 24 realistic pictures of wild animals to be coloured in, as well as informative verses about each animal. A perfect book for holidays or leisure time!
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