Author:Â S. Keshavjee-Gulam
ISBN:Â “9780195746259”
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Simba Readers are a fun and fresh way for learners in ECD centres to learn easily. These creative books have pictures that are attractive. These readers are designed to enable the learner to develop word recognition‚ and help them to decode words and identify language patterns.
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