Overview
Dora and Boots are painting eggs for their friends. Do you know who each egg is for?
Dora and her friend Boots decorate eggs for their families and friends.
Synopsis
Dora and Boots are painting eggs for their friends. Do you know who each egg is for?
Marilyn Courtot - Children's Literature
Dora and Boots are busy dyeing and decorating Easter eggs in this rebus reader. They make special eggs for all their friends. Isa loves flowers so her egg has flowers all over it. Tico loves his yellow car and Dora creates a beautiful blue egg with a bright yellow car on it. Dora and Boots give eggs to their parents, Dora's grandmother, and their other friends. Finally, there is just one egg left in the basket. The pink egg with the red hearts is for the reader—Dora thinks of everyone. A Level 1 book in the "Ready-To-Read" series. 2005, Simon Spotlight/Simon & Schuster, Ages 4 to 6.
Editorials
Children's Literature
Dora and Boots are busy dyeing and decorating Easter eggs in this rebus reader. They make special eggs for all their friends. Isa loves flowers so her egg has flowers all over it. Tico loves his yellow car and Dora creates a beautiful blue egg with a bright yellow car on it. Dora and Boots give eggs to their parents, Dora's grandmother, and their other friends. Finally, there is just one egg left in the basket. The pink egg with the red hearts is for the reader—Dora thinks of everyone. A Level 1 book in the "Ready-To-Read" series. 2005, Simon Spotlight/Simon & Schuster, Ages 4 to 6.—Marilyn Courtot