Cover of Milo and the Magical Stones

Milo and the Magical Stones

From the creator of "The Rainbow Fish" comes a thought-provoking story that, together with the book's unique format, actively involves children in the decision-making process, showing them the effect today's environmental choices can have on the future of the Earth. Will the glowing stone which Milo finds bring disaster or delight? The reader must decide. Full color with holographic foil stamping.

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