Little Board Books: The Emperor And The NightingaleHave you ever heard the song of a nightingale? The Emperor hadn't but when he did, he became so entranced he just had to try to capture it for himself. But maybe trying to own a piece of nature for yourself isn't the best idea? Readers of all ages will get lost in this heartbreaking but ultimately heartwarming story, which comes with free online audio.

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Clear and organized explanations Hands-on activities to reinforce learning Encourages spatial skills and logical reasoning Visual aids to help children grasp more easily Boosts precision and retention

sardonic and brilliant book which grows in stature with every page' William Dalrymple