Pepe Helps an Octopus - Martin, Linda A.
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"Pepe Helps an Octopus"... This story is told through the eyes of children. The story takes place in Telchac Puerto in northern Yucatan off the coast of Mexico. Three young friends are telling a simple, educational, short story. The interesting creature in this book is an Octopus. There are over three hundred different species of Octopus through out the world. Many interesting facts are given through out the story, like an Octopus does not have any bones and is totally deaf! Included within this easy bilingual book are more new Spanish words. The young child will be able to have fun with the…mehr

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"Pepe Helps an Octopus"... This story is told through the eyes of children. The story takes place in Telchac Puerto in northern Yucatan off the coast of Mexico. Three young friends are telling a simple, educational, short story. The interesting creature in this book is an Octopus. There are over three hundred different species of Octopus through out the world. Many interesting facts are given through out the story, like an Octopus does not have any bones and is totally deaf! Included within this easy bilingual book are more new Spanish words. The young child will be able to have fun with the new words whether they know Spanish or not. The book is directed towards children 7-11 years of age.
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Autorenporträt
Linda A. Martin ... this author writes juvenile fiction, was born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada. She spends most of her winters in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. She feels blessed to be able to inspire and introduce a new generation of young readers to natures beautiful creatures, with her new book series. Her first book received a READERS CHOICE AWARD for the month of December 2018 & her second book did also for the month of March 2019. The idea of her stories came about when sharing her adventures she had in Mexico, with her grandsons,it was an easy and fun way in helping them learn a few Spanish words.