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?
<End of excerpt>
About the creators
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About Book Dash
Bookdash is a non-profit, driven by the donation of time from talented volunteers. Their aim is to provide good quality books free into the creative commons arena so all children have access to literacy resources. Books are free to be used, shared, modified and published in any way, provided attribution is given and the same license is used.
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lovely book! my students will love it!