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    Poems For The Young Ones
    Poems For The Young Ones
    Poems For The Young Ones
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    Poems For The Young Ones

    By John Leader

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    The more children hear words the more and the faster they learn about them. Here are poems for them to hear and read when ready. Two math stories are included to help them understand about numbers, the basic concept of number line and the importance of number concept order in story format.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJohn Leader
    Release dateJan 5, 2020
    ISBN9780463598481
    Poems For The Young Ones
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    John Leader

    John Leader enjoys writing science fiction, his first choice. He writes horror just as well. He works using commercial arts techniques and creates his own book covers. His science fiction stories take on action adventure themes.He reads general and technical magazines and books when he can find good materials.He is a part time martial arts practitioner and is familiar with a variety of defense systems.

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