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幸福小鸡系列（套装共6册）Happy Baby Chicks Series (Set of 6) (AU)

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幸福小鸡系列（套装共6册）Happy Baby Chicks Series (Set of 6) (AU): Author: Kudo Noriko "Happy Baby Chicks Series" is one of the best selling picture books for babies and toddlers, created by popular Japanese picture book author Kudo Kudo. The adorable chick quintuplets, accompanied by their clever and capable mother chicken and their gentle and family conscious chicken father, visit the supermarket, celebrate birthdays, go to the amusement park and their grandmother's house every day is an adventure. The depiction

作者: 工藤纪子

Author: Kudo Noriko

　　“幸福小鸡系列”是日本人气图画书作家工藤纪子创作的超级畅销婴幼图画书。
　　萌萌的小鸡五胞胎，在聪明能干的鸡妈妈和温柔顾家的鸡爸爸陪伴下，一起逛超市、过生日、去游乐园、去外婆家……每天都过得快乐又幸福。
　　那暖暖的家族温情、趣味十足的日常生活细节，以及萌圆可爱的小动物们，令它刚一诞生就受到了读者们的热烈欢迎。

"Happy Baby Chicks Series" is one of the best-selling picture books for babies and toddlers, created by popular Japanese picture book author Kudo Kudo.


The adorable chick quintuplets, accompanied by their clever and capable mother chicken and their gentle and family-conscious chicken father, visit the supermarket, celebrate birthdays, go to the amusement park and their grandmother's house...every day is an adventure.

The depiction of warm familial themes, the interesting details of daily life and the illustrations of the cute and round animals make this a wonderful read for children everywhere.

适用年龄: 0-3岁

Recommended for ages: 0-3

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