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Wheres Gobi Seek And Find
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Can you find Gobi? Travel the world with this little dog who has big adventures. Kids will have hours of fun with this seek-and-find activity book as they search for Gobi and her family, discover over 250 objects, and learn about some of the world’s most interesting places.
After joining Dion, an ultramarathoner, on a race through China, Gobi joined Dion’s family and global adventures. Can you find Gobi in Buckingham Palace in England, the Eiffel Tower in France, the cathedral in Mexico City, and Hollywood in the United States?
This educational and engaging book is designed for children 4 and up and features:
*locations and stories from Gobi’s real-life global adventures;
*facts about each landmark and country;
*hidden objects, including Gobi’s cat sister, Lara; national flags; local food; national symbols; famous people; buildings; and animals;
*busy and fun illustrations that will keep kids’ attention at home or on the go; and
*a world map highlighting Gobi’s adventures.
Fans of Gobi’s amazing story as told in Gobi: A Little Dog with a Big Heart and Finding Gobi Young Reader’s Edition: The True Story of One Little Dog’s Big Journey, as well as any child who loves dogs, adventure, and puzzles, will have a blast with this global seek-and-find journey. Encourage curiosity, learn about the world, and strengthen observation and concentration skills with Where’s Gobi? Seek and Find.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781400252893
ISBN10: 140025289X
Dion Leonard | Illustrator: Lucja Leonard | Illustrator: Hannah McCafferty
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: November 2024
Finding Gobi
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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