Little Canadians
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"Little Canadians" is a charming collection of stories designed to introduce young readers to the diverse culture and history of Canada. Through engaging narratives and vibrant characters, children will explore Canadian geography, traditions, and values. Each story celebrates the unique aspects of Canadian life, fostering a sense of national pride and understanding.
Written by Elizabeth Burns and Mary Phillips, this book is perfect for educators and parents looking to teach children about Canada in an accessible and enjoyable way. The stories emphasize the importance of friendship, community, and respect for others, making it a valuable addition to any child's library. Discover the wonders of Canada with "Little Canadians"
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