Toast – A wordless book for young children

In Toast, a wordless book, a little girl and her family go on a picnic. There’s a kit-tee, or is it, and a bun fight, or should I say toast fight, over a piece of toast. Lots of fun and adventure and colourful illustrations to provide enjoyment for fun readers.

The beauty of wordless books is the ability of young readers to be entertained by reading, where word reading skills are not needed. Wordless books also make great creative writing projects for education (school, ESL, or tertiary writers).

This wordless book for young children was brought to us by Bookdash, a non-profit ensuring every child has enough to read.

Sample page from Toast – A wordless book for young children

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