KAKE MAKE. AROUND THE WORLD
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ABOUT THE KNIGHTS
One of Katya Makė's biggest dreams is to travel the world! She already imagines riding camels in Africa, trekking through the snows of the North Pole and crossing the Great Wall of China.
The journey of Katya Makeshift has begun! Join us! Find a pocket on the book page, insert your Poppy figurine and play!
An extraordinary adventure awaits you!
"Winnie the Pooh for toddlers. Around the world":
- Interactive book with a figure and pockets inside;
- encourages language development and enriches vocabulary;
- develops the imagination, teaches concentration and introduces the curiosities of the world;
- stimulates curiosity and develops fine motor skills;
- the fun story will engage the little ones and bring them lots of joy.
"Winnie the Pooh for toddlers. Around the World" is part of the series of cardboard books "Poppy Poppy for Kids" with interactive elements.
Poppy, a favourite character in many children's books, enjoys her childhood and tries to discover the world around her! It's so exciting!
If your little ones love Winnie-the-Pooh and her friends, we invite you to continue their educational journeys by watching Winnie-the-Pooh videos on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFWLVZ8cVCyqvKmkEqUdK4w
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