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Why should I brush my teeth?

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Discover how animals look after their teeth, why teeth wobble and fall out and how you can keep your own teeth healthy and white.

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ISBN: 9781474968935 Category: Children's - Board Books Tags: Children's / Teenage personal & social issues: Body & health, Early years: daily routine
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Why don’t animals have toothbrushes? Should everyone brush their teeth? And why do baby teeth fall out? Curious young children can discover the answers to these questions and many more in this entertaining book, with over 30 flaps to lift, gentle humour and easy-to-understand text on every page.

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Weight 0.27 kg
Dimensions 19.18 × 16.87 × 1.39 cm
Author

Daynes, Katie

Publisher

Usborne Publishing Ltd.

Imprint

Usborne Publishing Ltd.

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Other

Pages

12

Language

English

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Dewey

617.6 (edition:23)

Readership

Children – juvenile / Code: J

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