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    Instead of... Funny Rhymes: Book One

    By A. T. Sorsa

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    About this ebook

    "One morning
    when I woke up,
    I went to my window
    and opened the curtains,
    I saw that the whole world
    had turned upside down..."
    begins this new picture book, a great tribute to creativity and fun.

    And just like an imaginative child, this is beautifully illustrated book
    illustrates the world as the child sees it that one morning:
    dogs croaking and eating bugs instead of frogs,
    wigs instead of pigs, and so on ...........

    Filled with some of the most beautifully illustrated pictures this book encourages the imagination of a child and makes the child observe the surrounding world and see it as it is now and what it could be...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA. T. Sorsa
    Release dateFeb 25, 2012
    ISBN9781466037854
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    Instead of... Funny Rhymes: Book One
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    A. T. Sorsa

    The author has written and illustrated several children's books.

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