The Other Way is a book full of opposites, suitable for very young children or children learning to read. This is also a nice book for beginner readers, pairing the opposite adjectives or prepositions, with a related noun.
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Sample Text adn Images from The Other Way – A book of opposites
Tall like a tree
Short like grass
Up in the sky is a cloud
Down in the soil is an earthworm
Light like a petal
Heavy like a rock
Over the leaf is a caterpillar
Under the leaf is a Dragonfly
Quick as a squirrel
Slow as a snail
Birds before sunrise
Bats after sunset
Above the tree is the moon
Below the tree is you!
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L’autre côté
The Other Way French – A book of opposites
Hindi दूसरा तरीका
Hindi Story – The Other Way
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