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    Things Are Not What They Seem
    Things Are Not What They Seem
    Things Are Not What They Seem
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    Things Are Not What They Seem

    By Cally Finsbury

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    Have you ever wondered what might happen when you are not watching your cats? This is a simple story about a child who has an amazing imagination and believes that something is going on behind her back. Is she correct? Is there more going on than there seems? What could be going on behind her back? This book has a simple refrain that your child can easily use and predict. There are lots of opportunities to encourage your child to point out the suffixes, verbs or adjectives. There are lots of teaching opportunities to encourage your child to make predictions and suggestions about what is happening. This is a fun and simple book with a cute character.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCally Finsbury
    Release dateFeb 19, 2022
    ISBN9781005074210
    Things Are Not What They Seem
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    Cally Finsbury

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