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Where Is Jasiri
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Where is Jasiri? is a children's book written by Evelyne Njambi and illustrated by Fatuma Ahmed. It is a story about a young boy named Jasiri who goes missing in the forest. His family and friends search for him, but they cannot find him.
The book is full of beautiful illustrations and a heartwarming story. It teaches children about the importance of family and friendship, and the importance of never giving up.
Features:
- Beautiful illustrations
- Heartwarming story
- Teaches children about the importance of family and friendship
Benefits:
- Encourages creativity and imagination
- Improves language skills
- Promotes social-emotional development
- Provides a fun and engaging way to learn about family and friendship
Order your copy of Where is Jasiri? today from Toyzoona and help your child learn about the importance of family and friendship in a fun and engaging way!
Your order of 100$ or more gets free standard delivery.
- Standard delivered 4-5 Business Days
- Express delivered 2-4 Business Days
Orders are processed and delivered Monday-Friday (excluding public holidays)
members enjoy free returns.
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