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Jorge el Curioso y el conejito / Curious George and the Bunny (Curious George Board Books)
Inspired by a vignette in the classic Curious George Flies a Kite, this sweet story of hide-and-seek is now available in Spanish.
Board book, 12 pages
Published
March 25th 2002
by Houghton Mifflin Company
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This is the boys favorite Curious George book. For some reason like that George is sad on one page and they like to help him find the bunny and say goodnight to all the bunnies at the end.
Part of a set we got from Grandma Weezie for Christmas, it's an odd story about George helping to find a bunny that he has let out of his cage.
12 months - a quick read and O likes George so she comes back to this one on and off.
Alora's current favorite book. We read it at least 3 times a day.
When my little one is not yet two-years old, he could almost quote this book to me. He loved it!
My daughter loves all the "George books" as we call them in our house. We always skip over the word "good" (when it says George is a good little monkey) because we don't like labeling words. I like that this story opens up for conversation about responsibility towards taking care of animals.
Eh, I'm not a huge Curious George fan. Is he a chimp or a rhesus or what?
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Cute book about George and a runaway bunny.
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