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Star Wars: Can You Spot a Jedi? (DK Readers L0)

by Shari Last · 2014

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DK's Star WarsReaders are packed full of images, new information, familiar character poses, and fascinating facts to engage young fans. Imaginative heroes and villains and exciting adventure themes, combined with DK's nonfiction approach, encourage reluctant readers. Can You Spot a Jedi?Now young readers will identify their favorite Star Warscharacter and vehicles in this all new Level 1 reader, Star Wars: Can You Spot a Jedi?With simple sentences and a picture glossary, children will learn to read and begin their journey through the Star Warsgalaxy.

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science fictionscience fictionMore like thisLess of this
Audience
childrenspicture books
Length
short · 32 pages

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