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Usborne First Reading: The Story of Baby Jesus

by Mary Kelly (author)

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Suitable for 5 - 7 years

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Product description

One cold night a very long time ago, a couple called Mary and Joseph set off on a journey. But the road to Bethlehem is long and difficult, and Mary is about to have a baby. What will happen when they find out that there is no room at the inn? This captivating and moving retelling of the nativity story is written in simple language to develop reading stamina. With large, colourful pictures and a text which is easy enough for young children to enjoy alone, it is the perfect introduction to the mystery and wonder of the Christmas story.

Product Details

Series

Usborne First Reading

Format

Hardback

ISBN

9781409522225

Publisher

Usborne Publishing Ltd

Date published

September 1st, 2011

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