Little One, Little One, What Do You See? — Personalized Storybook
$19.95
What could be more fun than helping your little one learn about animals and numbers at the same time? These lovely illustrations and simple rhymes make it easy for your child to remember the story. The personalized details will keep your child interested in learning, and it makes a great gift before pre-school begins. Children, parents, and grandparents love this classic book. Get a head start on pre-school with this personalized storybook.
Item PB538
Shipping Weight: .75 lbs
About All Personalized Storybooks
Our Personalized Books are hard-bound, with glossy wipe-clean covers that allow your child to become the star of the story. These keepsakes also feature other personal information such as hometown, friends and a variety of other specific information depending on which of the many titles you choose. From the moment your child realizes the story is about him or her, the magic begins!
Additional information
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