Park Shark
From the Series Early Bird Readers — Yellow (Early Bird Stories ™)
During their late-night swim in the pond, the ducklings think they see a shark. With carefully leveled text, young readers can find out if there really is a shark in the park.
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978-1-7284-9080-9
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$22.99 | |
979-8-7656-0286-7
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$9.99 | |
978-1-7284-9727-3
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$34.99 | |
979-8-7656-4523-9
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$39.99 | |
979-8-7656-4522-2
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$6.99 |
Author: Jenny Moore
Jenny Moore’s fiction and poetry has been widely published. She was the first UK writer to win the Commonwealth Short Story Competition and is a member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators.
Illustrator: Daniel Limon
Daniel Limon is an illustrator based in a village near Barcelona. He graduated from the school of Arts Llotja, specializing in Illustration. After that he worked in the videogame industry on Pyrostudios and Ubisoft as a graphist and character/environment designer.
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Early Bird Readers — Yellow (Early Bird Stories ™)
Discover silly, fun, and simple stories perfect for building reading skills. Capture the attention and imaginations of emergent readers with charming art and age-appropriate text. Suggested activities to test reading comprehension add to the fun! View available downloads →
Reviews
School Library Journal
""Simple, bright, and sweet stories . . . Each book includes simple sentences, and the stories are easy to follow for even the newest readers."—School Library Journal