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y Claws, Eyes, Flippers single work picture book children's

Author:agent David Leffler /specialistDatasets/BlackWords
Illustrator: David Leffler /specialistDatasets/BlackWords

Issue Details: First known date: 2012... 2012 Claws, Eyes, Flippers

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'Do crabs have claws or flippers? One of the first of four books in a series of levelled readers.The series has been carefully designed to provide young Indigenous and non-Indigenous children with engaging, enjoyable and meaningful experiences with print that will support their reading skills and their desire to read.' (Source: Publishers website)

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One of four titles in a unique series of Indigenous Levelled Readers.
Band A (16 words)Back cover.

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Publisher: Magabala Books /specialistDatasets/BlackWords

Broome, Kimberley area, North Western Australia, Western Australia,: Magabala Books /specialistDatasets/BlackWords , 2012 .

Image courtesy of Magabala Books 2012

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Extent: 9p.
Description: col. illus.

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Published January 2012

Comprehensive teacher notes for this book can be downloaded from Magabala Books website.

ISBN: 9781921248740 pbk., 1921248742 pbk.

Series: y Deadly Reads for Deadly Readers Broome : Magabala Books , 2012- 10696296 2012 series - publisher picture book children's Indigenous story Abstract
'This series of book have been carefully designed to provide young Indigenous and non-Indigenous children with engaging, enjoyable and meaningful experiences with print that will support their reading skills and their intrinsic desire to read. Written and illustrated by Aboriginal authors and artists.' (Publication summary)

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[Review] A Beach for Us to Play Kevin Steinberger , 2013 single work review
— Appears in: Reading Time : The Journal of the Children's Book Council of Australia , February vol. 57 no. 1 2013; (p. 19)
— Review of A Beach for Us to Play Nola Turner-Jensen , 2012 single work picture book ; Animals Move David Leffler , 2012 single work picture book ; I Have... Nola Turner-Jensen , 2012 single work picture book ; Claws, Eyes, Flippers David Leffler , 2012 single work picture book

First Four Titles of Indigenous Levelled Readers Nic Murray , 2012 single work review
— Appears in: National Indigenous Times , 26 September no. 283 2012; (p. 12)
— Review of A Beach for Us to Play Nola Turner-Jensen , 2012 single work picture book ; Animals Move David Leffler , 2012 single work picture book ; Claws, Eyes, Flippers David Leffler , 2012 single work picture book ; I Have... Nola Turner-Jensen , 2012 single work picture book