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Eom Mi-rang: wiggling fingers

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Description

The Seven Books of the Straight Habit Book series, by scribbled fingers. The series consists of a picture book that helps children between the ages of three and five to teach them the most difficult habits of learning. By describing the situation that seems to be going on in their daily lives, they inspire empathy. Especially with instructive endings, they can help their children to look back on their bad habits and naturally develop good habits. The seventh volume contains the story of a mouse who has his fingers skeezing and pulsating hands. I bite my nails and realize the value of my hand as I meet my fingers in front teeth, the rabbit that has only kicked out of her nose, the pig whose nostrils have been blown away by digging in her nose.

Korean title: 손가락을 꼼지락 꼼지락

Korean author: 엄미랑

Korean publisher: 시공주니어

ISBN-13: 9788952762504

Reviews

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MA******
May 6, 2017

It's cheap and it's fun, and it has a good color.

CI*******
October 23, 2011

I knew it was just a finger at first, with my fingers being read through the laurel. Target age is zero. I thought, by age five, it's going to be too low. But I found out that I was wrong. It's a wise book that tells stories about how to learn how to change wrong habits wisely. The first book I ever met when we were little, was the Seadooner Neverland book. So, he was more interested in the book of a more friendly publisher. I found this book when I was thinking about children who were biting

WO******
October 10, 2011

& @twenty-templeLies. What do your good hands know about your fingers? Now, go see your animal friends. >> What does a mouse do with its fingers, sock and finger? Should I suck it? Shall we dig a pavavavabab? Let's touch the tidal material. And I met a rabbit under the tree where he was cutting his nails. The rabbit's big front teeth were eating the trees, you rabbit, why did your teeth pop out? He bit my nails. And I met a pig. The pig was in the mud bath, and it was opening its nose.

EE*******
October 3, 2011

It's a cute, straight drawing book, finger-tip-trick. My crying son doesn't do much of the hate with his fingers, but he does suck and touch peppers sometimes. Why do you have to be so careful with your fingers? Can't we fix it? "Is It for Me?". It's about the size of my hand. The hero is a man of the size of a rat. I'm gonna suck, dig, touch with my fingers. The first animal that he met was eating the trees with a big front tooth. Rabbit, why did your teeth come out of here? I bit his nails. I

B4*******
September 7, 2011

Good Habital Picture book 7 Learn the Right Hand. Thin my fingers. I think Soy's been using his hands a lot lately. I wanted to make you read this book. I'm glad this book came in and I felt so good. The book cover is so beautiful, isn't it? I see pictures on my finger. It's funny. And it's a mouse that was not touching its fingers, but a little stick-in-the-box mouse who was going to experience interesting things as it was meeting animals. The only thing that's happening is that the nose has

CH******
September 6, 2011

You're famous for your New Zealands, right? But... I bought a lot of my own English books, and besides the Neverland series, there were a lot more series of books in the Pooner Junior. Especially the non-malological world books are a series. I was so excited to be here and not have to buy a whole house of everyday life, but I wanted to get it together and read it. I met with my daughter because she had a series of good habits drawing books that came out of her seventh finger and a little

SJ*******
September 5, 2011

And often they're not sure if they've got a finger, or a nail bite. I don't know how to fix it, even if you don'T want to. I think my moms have experienced that sometimes it's better to read one book than you do a white-mardy. I think if you still have children of infants, it's really useful to have a straight book of living that gives you the right lifestyle. I read the four-year series of four - year - old Neverland baby picture books, the habit picture book, the book "Cleaning and Scullying

JO********
September 5, 2011

Children are curious. He can't stop and move his hand, he can touch things and walk around. I would always be on guard, but I found out that it was a way of getting more energy and giving out the child in his own way, sometimes when he was anxious or nervous, and that I should pay more attention. Children are added because they are not forced to do things like nod, nope, and so forth. And it's better to look at the book with the child and teach them the right hands. "Cleed fingers" is a book

MA*******
August 28, 2011

It's a good habit drawing book from the Searing Junior. About learning the right hands. There are kids who are growing up and moving their fingers in a way that I don't know. Of course, my kid would suck his fingers on the side and rip off his nails. But rather than that, it's better to use it to help others and do other wonderful things. To learn the right hands. What do you want me to do with my fingers? Rabbits bite their nails. And he just pops out his front teeth. The frog sucks its finger

MI*****
August 25, 2011

He's just going to keep on skeezing his fingers. You want to suck it? Shall we dig a pavavavabab? Let's touch the tide. Then he's gonna bite his nails off. You meet a rabbit with a big front tooth. They're just biting their nails. And beyond that. You'll see a frog with a swollen finger, a pig with a back-to-back nose, a cat with a hollow nose, and a cow with a gnarly nose, buttock with no navel, a puppy with a pepper, and then you'll meet it. When you want to play with your little hands when

엄미랑: 손가락을 꼼지락 꼼지락
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