Adventures of Samara and Alphabet The...

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Adventures of Samara and Alphabet The First Magic Trick

Author: Priyanka Agarwal Mehta
Pages: 34
Language: English
Published: 2021-12-11
ISBN: 9789354164699

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Adventures of Samara and Alphabet series is written to help children imagine the impossible and find ways to achieve it. On their many adventures together, Samara and Alphabet explore different professions and use their imagination to find solutions to problems. In 'The first magic trick', Alphabet, the elephant, asks Samara to turn him blue in colour. This requires Samara to be an artist. Does she figure out how to make Alphabet change colour? Read to find out what the two friends discover about problem solving and each other! This book is part of a series. Other books in this series include: Adventures of Samara and Alphabet: Saving the birds What parents have to say about 'Adventures of Samara and Alphabet: The first magic trick': "One of the first books that I read to my son and it has always been a hit from baby to toddler - I love the creativity & he especially loves the page about all the different jobs little Samara can do! Love from London!" - Vaithegi Vasanthakumar "My daughter Prajvee loves listening to the books written by Priyanka. They are simple and easy for kids to understand. They take them on a ride into an imaginative world which stories should typically do irrespective of age. Prajvee's favourite is 'Samara and Alphabet: The First Magic Trick', it highlights the innocence of kids wanting to be someone new every day." - Palak Mehta "My daughter and I absolutely love Samara and Alphabet.... What lovely illustrations and simple innocent stories. The best part is it's setting in the urban context, which makes it so real and relatable" - Dr. Poonam Bajaj "Today, while reading Samara and Alphabet, my daughter Ava told me, "Samara is sooo sweet because she is the elephant's friend". I love listening to her try to read the book. She will tell the elephant, "Don't worry, you are special". All to say, my child thinks Samara and Alphabet is a great book. Can't wait to get more of Priyanka's books!" - Ayesha Dinshaw

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