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You get interested and interested at the same time. I like to see it all the time. I read it.
It's great to see the natural things. It's a pretty picture. There are things that he's seen, and there's things that aren't, and they're all interesting and interesting.
And curious kids always have questions. Everything around us becomes that target. Let's look at the children's constant curiosity and questions in a variety of shapes that we see in nature. It's so interesting from the title. For kids, everything in nature is for observation. It's a book that meets the characteristics of many of the things you see and see in general with a puzzle. It's going to be a special book that allows you to observe things that are easy to pass through, and see things
Do you know what all the shapes and features that you see in nature are on the cover? I thought it was a picture of a hedgehog without a lamp. But it didn't. It was a book that, like this painting, is drawn with some of the shapes that we see in nature and a simple explanation of what it is. Like this. The left page has some shape, the right page has an answer. Have you ever seen something hard that looks like a triangle that you often see on the beach? It's a cut-off skeleton of a squid. And
It's so interesting and so informative that you keep seeing it with him. What are all the shapes you see in nature? The left page shows an amazing picture of imagination and curiosity, and the right page shows a scene that you can see in nature as the answer is given. like giant cotton candy, balloons, and bars. It was actually a picture of Mindle Hall coming from close to the top or zoomed in. And this kind of stuff goes on and on and around. What if we look at the pile of dirt on the left? It
Raphael Martin: What is it?
Now, when you look at the cover of this book, there's a big point on it. ‘ What is this? We've seen this before. Aha! It's a night-star! And it looks like it's not the same as we know it. If you look at it in a large way, and you look closely at it, it's different. And when you open it, on the left-hand side, there's a missing curiosity that children might wonder about. I think I've seen a lot of candy on the lawn, giant fingers in the sand, a big balloon hanging from a tree, and a sort of transparent plastic bag, but there's all these strange things that are out there. If you look at the right page with your head pointed, the various creatures around you would say, ‘ I own the world of those ridiculous objects! ‘ No, ’ he says. The book says that if you don't observe with curious eyes, the invisible will just pop out and say, 'We've been waiting for your gaze where you've always been.'. And as soon as we turn one page and cover the last chapter, we're probably going to want to run to the door to buy a magnifying glass.
Korean title: 이게 뭐예요?
Korean author: 라파엘 마르탱
Korean publisher: 머스트비
ISBN-13: 9791160340990
Reviews
You get interested and interested at the same time. I like to see it all the time. I read it.
It's great to see the natural things. It's a pretty picture. There are things that he's seen, and there's things that aren't, and they're all interesting and interesting.
And curious kids always have questions. Everything around us becomes that target. Let's look at the children's constant curiosity and questions in a variety of shapes that we see in nature. It's so interesting from the title. For kids, everything in nature is for observation. It's a book that meets the characteristics of many of the things you see and see in general with a puzzle. It's going to be a special book that allows you to observe things that are easy to pass through, and see things
Do you know what all the shapes and features that you see in nature are on the cover? I thought it was a picture of a hedgehog without a lamp. But it didn't. It was a book that, like this painting, is drawn with some of the shapes that we see in nature and a simple explanation of what it is. Like this. The left page has some shape, the right page has an answer. Have you ever seen something hard that looks like a triangle that you often see on the beach? It's a cut-off skeleton of a squid. And
It's so interesting and so informative that you keep seeing it with him. What are all the shapes you see in nature? The left page shows an amazing picture of imagination and curiosity, and the right page shows a scene that you can see in nature as the answer is given. like giant cotton candy, balloons, and bars. It was actually a picture of Mindle Hall coming from close to the top or zoomed in. And this kind of stuff goes on and on and around. What if we look at the pile of dirt on the left? It
