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Patterns in the Park

Name: Patterns in the Park
ISBN: 9780431171982

By Lisa Bruce

Adjectives

engaging educational vibrant

Genres

Non-fiction Nature

Synopsis

Join us on a delightful adventure through the park, where children discover patterns in everyday sights. From the swirling slide to the lined benches, this engaging book introduces young readers to the world of shapes and patterns, making learning both fun and relatable.

About the author

Lisa Bruce is a talented author known for her heartwarming stories for children. One of her most popular books is 'Rosie's Hat', which many young readers enjoy. Lisa loves creating stories that inspire imagination and curiosity, making her books a wonderful choice for anyone who loves to read about exciting adventures.

Pages

24 pages

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

Published

2003

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