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He’s Your Daddy: Ducklings, Joeys, Kits, and More

Charline Profiri

Rhymes introduce the names used for animal babies and for their fathers. The animal pairs include a joey with a sugar-glider father, a calf and a giraffe father, and a small fry beside a seahorse father. Joeys and fawns are considered alongside adult terms such as kangaroos and stags. Large mixed-media illustrations and back matter support this survey of animal family vocabulary.

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Themes
Animals · Family · Language And Communication · Wildlife
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Sourcebooks, Incorporated
ISBN-13
9781584696261
Language
English
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