You Stole My Name Tools
You Stole My Name Tools
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Meet nature’s most fascinating animals—and the everyday tools that share their names!—in this third picture book from the acclaimed series full of vibrant, hand-painted illustrations.
The perfect read-aloud for curious readers who wonder: Why is the crowbar named after the crow? Featuring nature’s most fascinating animals and the everyday tools they share their name with, the handy new addition to Dennis McGregor’s acclaimed You Stole My Name series will delight little builders and animal lovers alike.
The fun pairings featured in this picture book include:
- Hammer & Hammerhead Shark
- Bull & Bulldozer
- Crow & Crowbar
- And many more!
A beautiful "children's coffee-table art book" for all ages, You Stole My Name: Tools also offers clever, funny verses perfect for parents and children to read and enjoy together.
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