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Collins Junior Illustrated Thesaurus

by Collins Dictionaries (author) (UK edition)

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Suitable for 6 - 8 years

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Would you like to make your stories and written work more exciting? What about being able to enjoy your favourite books even more? Or how about having conversations that make you sound super clever? Is the answer a big fat YES? Then you need a thesaurus. Basically, it’s a cool book of words that helps you read, say and write things better. This one keeps things nice and simple, with bright colour pictures and just the right amount of words. Find out how ‘beautiful’ is different from ‘nice’, why ‘serious’ can have both good and bad meanings, or how to say ‘bang’ in five different ways. (Great for adventure stories!)

  • Appealing first illustrated thesaurus for ages six and up
  • Fun-filled colour pictures add interest and support word recall
  • Synonyms and antonyms, word lists, definitions and examples
  • Perfect for building comprehension, vocabulary and writing skills

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9780007578733

Publisher

Collins

Date published

May 1st, 2014

Other details
  • 184 pages
Condition

New

UK edition

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