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Peter the Zebra is a children's book about a young zebra who almost loses his identity because of his disobedience. The storybook closes with two lessons of life and love messages for children (and parents are also encouraged to discuss with them) regarding the importance of knowing: 1) who they are, and 2) that guidelines and directions are given by parents to protect a child's safety and future.

Peter the Zebra Coloring Book I comes from the storybook, "Peter the Zebra." It contains 24 black and white picture pages that children will enjoy coloring This coloring book goes perfect with the matching storybook for children ages 5 years-8 years old The storybook is also available in Spanish (Pedro la Cebra) for the 5-8 years old age group.For younger children, the storybook is great for ages 6 months - 4 years old in the following languages: English (Peter the Zebra), Spanish (Pedro la Cebra), Italian (Peter la Zebra), and French (Pierre le Zebre).Peter the Zebra Coloring Book II is available for the 6 months-4 years old age group.

Peter the Zebra loves to play with butterflies One day Peter chases a beautiful butterfly that almost causes him to lose his identity. Peter the Zebra teaches children to know who they are and to like who they are. The storybook contains lessons of life and love for parents to discuss with their children. This storybook version is for children 5-8 years old and is also available in Spanish (Pedro la Cebra).The storybook is also available for ages 6 months - 4 years old in the following languages: English (Peter the Zebra), Spanish (Pedro la Cebra), Italian (Peter la Zebra), and French (Pierre le Zebre).Peter the Zebra Coloring Book is available for both age groups.

Follow Me and Count To 10Ready to count to ten? Come along with Ethan and G, his Giraffe friend as they take you on a FUN journey counting from one to ten Boating, biking, and basketball are just a few examples of the outdoor adventures the Ethan and G duo will take its young readers on in this colorful fun-filled storybook. Counting to 10 is fun learning when you hang out with Ethan and G At the end of the story, readers are asked to do it again