The Great Grape Adventure - Okanagan - Nybo, Darcy
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This great little activity book is great for car trips, learning about the Okanagan in Canada, and of course, just plain fun! Come join the adventure, as Merl Oh takes you exploring through the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia.Learn about lake monsters, bats, bees, steam trains, paddle wheelers, and much more. Collect all the secret square letters to find out where Ogopogo, the mysterious lake monster, lives! Have fun with the word scrambles, word finds, crossword puzzles, mazes, connect the dots, and a colouring pages. Great information on the Okanagan with hours of fun for kids of all…mehr

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This great little activity book is great for car trips, learning about the Okanagan in Canada, and of course, just plain fun! Come join the adventure, as Merl Oh takes you exploring through the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia.Learn about lake monsters, bats, bees, steam trains, paddle wheelers, and much more. Collect all the secret square letters to find out where Ogopogo, the mysterious lake monster, lives! Have fun with the word scrambles, word finds, crossword puzzles, mazes, connect the dots, and a colouring pages. Great information on the Okanagan with hours of fun for kids of all ages!A great book for those planning a trip to the Okanagan, or those that live here. Makes a great gift!
Autorenporträt
Darcy Nybo developed a love for writing in Grade 2 and she's been writing ever since. Darcy is a multiple award winning short story author and was voted as one of the the best freelance writers in her area for three years running. She is a sought after freelance journalist, editor, book publisher, and she teaches writing in her spare time. If there are words involved, you will probably find her there. She loves taking her children's books "on the road" and interacting with the children she writes for. She also knows that sometimes you just have to end a sentence with a preposition.