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Romeo Explores the Garden
купитьRomeo the dog is a much-loved character from the Alain Gree archive. In the Let's Explore series, Romeo finds himself in a variety of places, discovering all sorts of interesting things! In this title he is exploring the garden. For example, what creatures fly from flower to flower collecting pollen to make honey? [turn the page] Bees. What prickly garden animal curls up into a ball to go to sleep? [turn the page] A hedgehog. Each answer is illustrated with Alain's much-loved artwork. Other titles in the series include Romeo Explores the Farm and Romeo Explores the Seaside.
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