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Fruits A Caribbean Counting Poem Dollhouse & Accessories Sir Bobblysock and Claude goFruits A Caribbean Counting Poem Author: Valerie Bloom and David Axtell Publisher: Macmillan Books Age range: 5 7 Years Product dimensions: 8. 85 (w) x 10. 94 (h) x 0. 43 (d) Overview How much fruit can one girl eat in a day? You'd be amazed! Follow her and count along as she eats up oranges, pawpaw, apples, mangoes and more. Winner of the Smarties Prize Bronze Award. Editorial Review A mischievous counting poem that mimics the cadence and rhythm of