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Baby Go! South Korea
$11.95
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$11.95
Regular price
$11.95
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Baby Go! South Korea
$11.95
Sale price
$11.95
Regular price
$11.95
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ABOUT THE BOOK
Explore colors, shapes, numbers --plus simple Korean words--through a baby-friendly trip to South Korea.
From being carried in a warm podaegi to celebrating Children's Day to spotting triangles at Bukchon Hanok Village, baby discovers the local culture and traditions of South Korea. Baby Go! South Korea explores colors, shapes, sounds and sensory experiences through travel.
About the series: Developed by educator and travel blogger, Vanessa Lee Christensen, the Baby Go! series offers a fun and educational way to learn about the world. This series allows the littlest of readers to see different countries, languages and cultures all through the colorful lens of travel.
- Introduces easy bilingual words
- Durable board book design
- Perfect baby shower gift
ISBN: 9781962351966
Press: Gloo Books
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