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    Hooray for Mail Carriers!
    Hooray for Mail Carriers!
    Hooray for Mail Carriers!
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    Hooray for Mail Carriers!

    By Tessa Kenan

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    Get ready to discover the world of mail carriers! This wonderful book is designed for kids aged 4-7 who want to learn about the important work that mail carriers do to ensure that everyone receives their mail on time. With its carefully leveled text and vibrant photos, young readers will be engaged as they explore the different ways in which mail carriers help their community. The book also includes age-appropriate critical thinking questions to encourage kids to think deeply and develop their problem-solving skills. Furthermore, the photo glossary will help young learners build their vocabulary and understanding of important mail-related terms. Get ready to discover the fascinating world of mail delivery and learn about the important work that mail carriers do to serve their community!

    Who makes a difference in your community? Young readers are fascinated by community helpers. Simple text and bright photos introduce how all kinds of community helpers contribute. Critical thinking questions and a photo glossary help build nonfiction reading skills.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLerner Publishing
    Release dateAug 1, 2017
    ISBN9781512469059
    Hooray for Mail Carriers!
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    Tessa Kenan

    Tessa Kenan is a children's book author and editor. In her spare time, she loves to read and hike. She lives in Colorado with her husband and three dogs.

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