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One, Two Tree!

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Count the improbable number of animals on an an ever-expanding tree…

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Anushka Ravishankar, Sirish Rao, Durga Bai

This visually stunning read-aloud book invites young children to count the improbable number of animals that clamber up an ever-expanding tree. Illustrated with art from the Gond tribal tradition of central India, known for its deep affection, knowledge, and celebration of trees. One, Two, Tree! is a number book, picture book, nursery rhyme and a fable about living together.

Weight 220 kg
Dimensions 240 × 185 cm
ISBN

978-93-83145-09-6

Pages

48

Printing

Offset Printing

Binding

Paperback

Age Group

4+

HSN Code

49030010

Fundacion Intermon Oxfam
Spanish
World excluding USA
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Mets & Schilt Uitgevers
Dutch
World
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Éditions Actes Sud
French
World
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Carl Hanser Verlag
German
World
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Artone Co. Ltd.
Japanese
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Editora WMF Martins Fontes
Portuguese
Brazil
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Ginkgo (Beijing) Book Co. Ltd
Chinese
World
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