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WHAT CAN YOU SEE?
Written by Jason Korsner
Illustrated by Hannah Rounding
Published by Graffeg: 17th October 2019
Age: Up to 3
RRP: £7.99
ISBN 9781913134556
“A collection of gentle rhyming verses encouraging young children to look at the world and recognise objects around them. By looking at everyday items found in the home and some from more far-off places, adults and children can have fun reading, exploring and sharing their answers.”
REVIEWS:
“A Treat,” South Wales Evening Post
“Definitely a must-read,” Just Imagine
“Under fives will respond with glee,” The Jewish Chronicle
“Marvelous, delightful,” Fallen Star Stories.
Jason Korsner is a broadcast journalist with the BBC, as well as a film reviewer and film-maker. What Can You See? and I Like to Put Food in My Welly are his first picture books.
Hannah Rounding is an artist and creative development consultant. She has a first class degree in Fine Art Painting, a Master’s degree in Interior Design, and over 10 years experience working in the international development sector. She is the illustrator of Through the Eyes of Me and Through the Eyes of Us by Jon Roberts, about a little girl with autism. www.hannahrounding.com.
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