Review: Pairs of People - Jeanne Shriver and Mark Kennedy Shriver

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Review: Pairs of People - Jeanne and Mark K. Shriver - September 2022

This was a bit different than the other children's books that I have been reviewing and reading lately on my blog. This one was a gorgeous way to teach your children maths skills. With adding and multiplication with the two times table. This book goes all the way up to 50 by doubling each page starting with two people. It also goes around the community and shows people working together, helping one another, and coming together to create amazing projects. Pairs of People are not only great as a learning educational tool, but it also shows the meaning of togetherness, sharing, and why it is important to be friends with one another, and caring is sharing and what can be achieved when you work in pairs or as a team. The other thing I loved about this book was that the illustrations by Laura Watson are beautifully done and used bright bold colors to make each page colorful, vibrant, and pop for the reader making Pairs of People an exciting and enjoyable book they would like to read or listen to be read to them. Pairs of People is perfect for children aged 4-8 years old.

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Pairs of people, a book on multiplying goodness

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