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I Look — A Red Ditty Phonics StorySalma Kadri
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I Look — A Red Ditty Phonics Story

By Salma Kadri

Presented by SALAMTRUTHFUL LTD · Compass Books

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Look closely, say the words and join in again. This simple Red Ditty phonics story uses repeated language to help developing readers gain fluency and confidence. A small but satisfying reading experience for children taking their earliest steps into books.

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