How About You – fun rhyme for young children

How About You is a fun rhyming picture book for young children. It has a total of 72 words, 10 double page spreads, including some wonderful sound effects! Perfect for reading with toddlers.

Another great creative commons book brought to you by Bookdash.

Illustrated by Renate van Rensburg
Written by Margot Bertelsmann
Designed by Ronèll Botes

Excerpt:

Who

are

you?

About the creators

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