| Weight | 0,270 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21,0 × 21,0 × 1,5 cm |
| Emmanuel Menie |
Jonah and the Very Big Fish.
In this innovative and faithful retelling of a classic Bible story, children ages 2-4 will discover what happened when God told a very grumpy prophet to go to a very bad town. Children will learn that God is good and loving and wants to save people.
It allows children to acquire interesting language skills. It features bright and fun illustrations by Jennifer Davison.
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