
By Allia Zobel Nolan, Michael Terry
Googly-eyed animals celebrate their unique traits and differences.
Join a parade of googly-eyed animals as they celebrate their unique traits, from stripes to spots, fins to wings. Each page invites young readers to explore the joy of diversity, with playful verses in both English and Spanish. Shake the fun plastic peepers and discover whether it's better to be big or small, striped or spotted. This delightful journey encourages kids to embrace their own special qualities while learning a new language. Will you find your favorite creature among these zany characters?
Is it better to be big or small, striped or spotted, with fins or wings? Zany animals with funny googly eyes invite readers to celebrate their special qualities and differences. Little ones won’t be able to resist picking this book up to give the fun plastic peepers a shake. Kids can read about these wacky animals in English or in Spanish.or both, as the Spanish translations follow the English verses directly underneath throughout the book. Great for kids who know English and want to practice Spanish, or vice versa.
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