An edition of A Hole Is to Dig
(1952)
A hole is to dig
a first book of first definitions
by Ruth Krauss
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A book for young children that explains and illustrates simple and easily understood defintions such as a hole is to dig, hands are to hold, and arms are to hug.
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Definition (Philosophy), Children's stories, Juvenile literature, Vocabulary, juvenile literature, Vocabulary, Wit and humor, Niños, Picture books, Juvenile fiction, Fiction, Vocabulario, Imagination, Ficción juvenil, Children, Libros de láminas, Picture books for children, Spanish language materials, Humorous stories, Children's fictionShowing 5 featured editions. View all 26 editions?
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A hole is to dig: a first book of first definitions
1989, Harper & Row
in English
- 1st Harper Trophy ed.
006443205X 9780064432054
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A Hole Is to Dig
September 3, 1952, HarperCollins
Hardcover
in English
- 1ST edition
0060234059 9780060234058
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A Hole Is To Dig/Open House for Butterflies
Publisher unknown
Hardcover
in English
0760709580 9780760709580
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Nursery school children's "definitions" of everyday objects reveal their different view of the world in a humorous way.
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