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Books Aren’t for Eating

Carlie Sorosiak, illustrated by Manu Montoya

Leopold is a goat who owns a bookstore and knows how to match customers with books suited to their interests. One day, another goat comes in, but every title Leopold offers is eaten instead of read. Leopold must work out how to find a book that the visiting goat will enjoy without munching. The story follows this unusual bookseller’s attempt to solve a problem for a fellow goat.

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Book details

Word Count
514
Themes
Animals · Humor · Problem Solving · Writing And Storytelling
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Walker Books Us
Published
September 20, 2022
Pages
40
ISBN-13
9781536214963
Language
English
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