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Samoan Numbers poster. The poster shows numbers 1 to 10 with matching illustrations, such as an apple for 1, fish for 2, snakes for 3, shirts for 4, dogs for 5, turtles for 6, bananas for 7, coconuts for 8, palm trees for 9, and flowers for 10. Each number is labeled with its Samoan word.
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Only $16.00 USD, approx currency conversion. Postage included.

A delightful story from Samoa, about a young girl and her dog. A joy to read aloud with your child, in both English and Gagana Samoa. Vivid, lush illustrations hand painted by renowned artist Nikki Mariner, bring the richness and beauty of a Samoan village to life. This is a storybook your family will treasure.

This paperback print book is shipped from our suppliers in both Australia and the USA, depending on where you live. The sale price includes standard postage to customers living in New Zealand, Australia and the USA.

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Bella and her dog Bongo are best friends. But Bongo loves to bark. At everyone and everything in the village. “Halu Bongo!” is heard everyday as passersby try to chase him away. With so many complaints about Bongo, it looks like Bella and her best friend might be parted. Until one night, a robber comes to the village. Can Bongo save the day?!

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