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2020 To Be Read

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This board book explores all the different names for groups of animals going from A to Z. A pod of whales, a romp of otters, and a prickle of porcupines are some of my favorites. There are some really zany ones too like a flamboyance of flamingoes and a shiver of sharks. There are even some mythical beasts included like a blessing of unicorns.

This board book explores the different types of people that you can always count on. Firefighters, doctors, teachers, grandparents, friends: all these people will be there to help you when you need them. We count down from 10 as the book shows us people working, teaching, and healing.

This board book folds out to be 56" long! The reader learns the sounds for each animal on the train. There are sheep, bees, horses, cats, frogs, bunnies, and mice, and a bunch more! And of course, the farmer's tractor pulls the train along and "goes vroom vroom."

Poirot is traveling on the blue train when one of the passengers is murdered and a famous ruby called the Heart of Fire is stolen. There are several mysterious clues in the case that only the great Hercule Poirot can bring to light.

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