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Knock Knock, Can I Stay the Night? (Thai-Eng) (Paperback) /ก๊อก ก๊อก ขอค้างคืนหนึ่งนะ (Thai-Eng) (ปกอ่อน)

$12.95

  • Language ‏ : ‎ Thai/English
  • Format ‏ : ‎ Paperback
  • Grade level ‏ : ‎ PK-3
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Author: Tan Koide”Knock Knock, Please Stay the Night (Thai-Eng) (Paperback)” is a fun and engaging story, with lovely illustrations using soft colored pencil techniques that provide plenty of detail. Every picture tells the story of the events that have taken place so well and perfectly that sometimes there is no need for text at all. This is a book that is perfect for both telling stories and reading to children.

This book is part of the “Popular Stories Children Should Read…Kindergarten Must Have” series. This collection compiles famous children’s picture books that are popular with children around the world and is published in bilingual, paperback format for wider distribution and greater benefit to Thai children and youth.

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Knock Knock, Can I Stay the Night? (Thai-Eng) (Paperback) /ก๊อก ก๊อก ขอค้างคืนหนึ่งนะ (Thai-Eng) (ปกอ่อน)
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