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Baby Sees San Francisco

By (author) Janna Steagall

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A high-contrast board book designed for babies' developing eyes by artist Janna Steagall, with regional focus on San Francisco Baby sees a bridge. Baby sees a pier. Baby sees bread. Created for the youngest readers and their developing eyes, this high-contrast board book explores the sights of the City by the Bay, including sea lions, and more! With simple text but clearly recognizable images and patterns by Janna Steagall, Baby Sees San Francisco is the perfect tummy time companion for babies born in or visiting San Francisco.

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Readership Age | From 1 to 3 years

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