Tap The Magic Tree
Christie Matheson
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The book turns seasonal change into a shared activity: children are invited to tap, pat, clap or wiggle, then watch the tree develop from bare branches to blossoms and apples before its leaves fall.
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Christie Matheson
The book turns seasonal change into a shared activity: children are invited to tap, pat, clap or wiggle, then watch the tree develop from bare branches to blossoms and apples before its leaves fall.
Clotilde Perrin
Expect a hands-on encounter with three fairy-tale villains. Children can inspect layered portraits, then read retellings and discover connections to other stories, including Jack and the Beanstalk, The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats, and Alyoshka and Baba Yaga.