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    The Explorer's Guide to Potions
    The Explorer's Guide to Potions
    The Explorer's Guide to Potions
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    The Explorer's Guide to Potions

    By Adam Ross and Emyliane Clemence

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    Take your Early English Readers through the common color names in this whimsical repeated sentence book! Each page focuses on a new magical brew, allowing the reader to associate the changing colors of the potion and ingredients with the changing vocabulary, while giving them ample opportunities to repeat the tricky "-tion" phoneme combination.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFirst Fantasy Books LLC
    Release dateMar 26, 2022
    ISBN9781957603032
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