From the back cover:

"The books in this series use an innovative approach to explore environments familiar to young readers. A single appealing photograph accompanied by a simple text provokes interest and thus promotes discovery and learning."

Text and photographs explore the many things to do that are possible in a park.
24 pages
Suggested level: Junior.
Published 1992 by Franklin Watts, London

In the Little Free Library at the back of the Food Court (on the way to the elevators and toilets).

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