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Learn all the need-to-know words for a preschooler's favourite subject with this absorbing book. Full of clear, colourful illustrations, appealing words and plenty to talk about, a chance to explore space starts here. Little experts will thoroughly enjoy discovering the big words as they investigate the illustrations with their grown-up.

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