Frank Goes To The Market

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  • Frank Goes To The Market Book Detail

  • Author : C. G. Salamander
  • Release Date : 2017-01-01
  • Publisher : Ms Moochie
  • Genre : Juvenile Fiction
  • Pages : 48
  • ISBN 13 : 9385290193
  • File Size : 10,10 MB
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Frank Goes To The Market by C. G. Salamander PDF Summary

Book Description: Grab your shopping basket! It's time to step into a busy market. It's Frank's first trip to the market and he is thrilled! He RUNS towards a sea of tomatoes. He HOPS towards a cart of potatoes. Finally, he TURNS around to look at his mother. But, much to his dismay, she isn't there. Watch a crowded marketplace come to life in this vibrant story as we follow the adventures of one unforgettable little boy.

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