Wet eggs, dry eggs, your eggs, my eggs
"My little sister likes this book because she can read it by herself."
One egg, two eggs. Eggs in a nest, eggs in a bowl. If this sounds vaguely familiar, then you were lucky enough to grow up with Dr. Seuss. For children in Laos, books like this will offer a chance to learn to read through techniques that Dr. Seuss pioneered: bright pictures, often with opposite meanings; rhymes; repetition; and humor.
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by Uncle Sasha, illustrated by Tiane Vilayphonechitch and Ounla Santi
Click on the cover or pages to see a larger image of them. Your donation of just $1,000 to $3,500 (US) makes it possible for us to publish a new book. Find out more about encouraging literacy in Laos. |
