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Who Needs a Checkup? Book by Norm Feuti (Farsi)

Writer: Norm Feuti
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Early Readers: Developing
Writer
Norm Feuti
Weight
100 g (3.53 oz)
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Aug 31 — Sep 7
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Who Needs a Checkup? Book by Norm Feuti (Farsi)

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"Who Needs a Checkup?" by Norm Feuti follows the delightful adventures of a group of friendly animals as they visit the doctor for their checkups. Through colorful illustrations and engaging storytelling, young readers accompany the characters on their journey to the doctor's office, where they learn about the importance of health and wellness. As each animal takes their turn for their checkup, they encounter various medical procedures and equipment, from getting their temperature taken to listening to their heartbeat. The book emphasizes the importance of regular checkups and how they help keep everyone healthy and strong. "Who Needs a Checkup?" is a wonderful resource for children who may feel anxious about visiting the doctor, as it helps demystify the experience and promotes positive attitudes toward healthcare.

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Persian Title

کتاب ماجراهای جوجه تیغی جان 3 تیغ تیغی دکتر می شود

Genre & Theme

Fantasy Fiction, Children

Target Audience / Age Group

Ages 4-8 – check-up fun

Number of Pages

48 pages – illustrated

ISBN

9786222045531

Additional information

Weight 100 g
Condition

New

Product Type

Early Readers: Developing

Genre

Fiction, Fantasy

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Format

Paperback

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