COLOURING PICTURE BOOK 3
Author : Shri Sangati Publisher: Rajhauns Vitaran Pages: 36 ISBN: 978-81-7810-639-7 Book Cover: Softcover₹40
The playing and learning method is introduced in this book. This book is more than just colouring. It includes illustrations in alphabetical order where kids’ paint and learn alphabet and words of the objects they paint. Numerical colouring pictures are also included along with dotted illustrations to help improve on their drawing skills too.
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