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Bilingual books on Feelings and Emotions for Children

Great bilingual Chinese-English books on emotions and feelings, to read with children.

Posted bylahlahbanana12th October 202020th January 2021Posted inLuka compatible books, Preschool-age readersTags:bilingual Chinese-English books, Chinese children books about emotions, emotions and feelings, Luka approved books, rearing bilingual children, resilient childrenLeave a comment on Bilingual books on Feelings and Emotions for Children

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