The Amicus Book of Animal Homes by Isobel Lundie
Where do animals live? What kind of homes do they build? From hives to webs, from dams to nests, this collage illustrated board book introduces toddlers and preschoolers to a wide variety of animal dwellings. This board book is great for kids 3 & under! Author: Isobel Lundie Publisher: Amicus...
$12.00
Where do animals live? What kind of homes do they build? From hives to webs, from dams to nests, this collage illustrated board book introduces toddlers and preschoolers to a wide variety of animal dwellings.
This board book is great for kids 3 & under!
Author: Isobel Lundie
Publisher: Amicus Publishing
Photos and description by Amicus Publishing.
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