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| A Child's First Library of Learning | |
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| Author | Time-Life Japan Ltd. |
| Translator | Time-Life |
| Country | Japan,United States |
| Language | Japanese,English |
| Genre(s) | Science |
| Publication date | 1988? - possibly 1999 |
| ISBN | various |
| Followed by | ? |
A Child's First Library of Learning was a series of books created by Time-Life in the late 1980s to the late 1990s.
These books were (from newest to oldest):
Everyday Life (1996)
Insect World
Flowers and Trees
Science Starter
Animal Friends
How Things Work(1989)
Sky and Earth
Plus 6 other books called:
Dangerous Animals
Our Body
Life in the Water
Science Starter
How We Work
Dinosaurs
Books
Sky and Earth
Published: Circa, 1988?
Publisher: Tayyab Mughal
How Things Work
Published: Circa, 8/1/89
Publisher: Time-Life
Animal Friends
Published: Circa, 1988?
Publisher: Time-Life
"Characters"
The books have a small variety of kid-sized "Manga" characters asking questions, and the book, itself, answers in a normal paragraph.
External links
- Worldcat search for A Child's First Library of Learning
- Press release by ETL "A Child's First Library of Learning, Part of the Total Development Program for Early Childhood Education, is Now Available in 6 Languages"
- Official site for "A Child's First Library of Learning"
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