by Maggie Groening
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by Maggie Groening
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by Maggie Groening
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Maggie, the youngest Simpson sibling (best known for her ever-present pacifier), makes a highly successful and often hilarious transition to print. These concept books feature simple, clean design; bright, bold colors; humorous and visually inviting illustrations. Familiarity with the Simpsons is a definite plus here, as references to personalities and situations from the TV show abound. Not just for preschoolers, the books have such broad appeal that older siblings--and even parents--may squabble over who gets to look at them first. Purists may quibble that one can't actually count the 1000 ants or suggest that four-year-olds might not associate "mambo" with "M," but such sticklers would doubtless not gravitate toward these books in the first place. Simpsons fans will, and in numbers. Ages 3-6.
Copyright 1991 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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Illustrations of different objects and members of the Simpson family introduce the letters of the alphabet.
Maggie, the youngest Simpson sibling (best known for her ever-present pacifier), makes a highly successful and often hilarious transition to print. These concept books feature simple, clean design; bright, bold colors; humorous and visually inviting illustrations. Familiarity with the Simpsons is a definite plus here, as references to personalities and situations from the TV show abound. Not just for preschoolers, the books have such broad appeal that older siblings--and even parents--may squabble over who gets to look at them first. Purists may quibble that one can't actually count the 1000 ants or suggest that four-year-olds might not associate "mambo" with "M," but such sticklers would doubtless not gravitate toward these books in the first place. Simpsons fans will, and in numbers. Ages 3-6.
Copyright 1991 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Product Description
Illustrations of different objects and members of the Simpson family introduce the letters of the alphabet.
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