Overview
- Fun ryhmes - easy learning! - Cute characters make learning colors and reading exciting. ""Hugz and His Friend Bugz Like Colorful Things"" is a playful and colorful preschool book, using funny rhymes to teach children how to recognize colors and learn how to read. Children also interact with the rhymes by coloring pictures in the color they just learned.
Full Product Details
Author: Angelina Dunbar (SCBWI) ,
Angelina Dunbar (SCBWI)
Publisher: Tales4kids
Imprint: Tales4kids
Volume: 2
Dimensions:
Width: 20.30cm
, Height: 0.80cm
, Length: 25.40cm
Weight: 0.395kg
ISBN: 9780692563076
ISBN 10: 0692563075
Pages: 52
Publication Date: 24 October 2015
Recommended Age: From 0 to 3 years
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
5 stars! ""We love Hugz and Bugz! My little guy loves Bugz the Ladybug! The bright colors and pictures easily catch and keep his attention."" - Amazon customer
5 stars! We love Hugz and Bugz! My little guy loves Bugz the Ladybug! The bright colors and pictures easily catch and keep his attention. - Amazon customer
Author Information
Angelina Dunbar grew up on the little island of Cebu, in the Philippines. She lived with her parents, six siblings, and her lola (grandmother). Her lola told them stories of Filipino mythology, ancient creatures, and mystical realms which charged her affinity for fantasy and mystery. With high spirits for adventure, she joined the U.S. Military and traveled the world. Throughout the years, her lola's stories inspired her to write books for children. After settling in Florida, she wrote Tina and the Giant: The Borrower's Cave, Bodbod's Ghosts, and the ""Hugz and His Friend Bugz"" preschool books: Numbers and Counting, Like Colorful Things, and Fantastic Alphabet Closet. Learn more about Angelina Dunbar and her books at www.tales4kids.com. Angelina Dunbar grew up on the little island of Cebu, in the Philippines. She lived with her parents, six siblings, and her lola (grandmother). Her lola told them stories of Filipino mythology, ancient creatures, and mystical realms which charged her affinity for fantasy and mystery. With high spirits for adventure, she joined the U.S. Military and traveled the world. Throughout the years, her lola's stories inspired her to write books for children. After settling in Florida, she wrote Tina and the Giant: The Borrower's Cave, Bodbod's Ghosts, and the ""Hugz and His Friend Bugz"" preschool books: Numbers and Counting, Like Colorful Things, and Fantastic Alphabet Closet. Learn more about Angelina Dunbar and her books at www.tales4kids.com.
