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In this engaging picture book, a child discovers a diverse array of pebbles washed up on the shore. Each stone showcases unique shapes and markings—fish-like patterns, human-like figures, and alphabet-style designs—prompting curiosity and wonder. The gentle illustrations and simple text celebrate observation, classification, and the small wonders found along the seashore, making it a delightful read for young readers and a gentle introduction to nature’s details.
First publish date: 1961
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Leo Lionni
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