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    Match the Socks
    Match the Socks
    Match the Socks
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    Match the Socks

    By Ruthie Van Oosbree and Mette Engell

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    Lots of socks means lots of sorting to find the matching pairs. With colorful illustrations and engaging text, learning how to sort can be easy and fun! Pairs with the nonfiction title, Fun with Sorting.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLerner Publishing
    Release dateJan 1, 2024
    ISBN9798765616079
    Match the Socks
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    Ruthie Van Oosbree

    Ruthie Van Oosbree is an editor and children's book author based in Minnesota. Her work includes nonfiction for crafting, writing, and other creative projects, as well as fiction for early readers.

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