CHILDRENS TALKING BOOKS! LOVED BY CHILDREN! PRAISED BY PARENTS!
From Jim McDaniel <duc...@pacbell.net>
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· 24 Dec 1997 00:00 · View full thread
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Recommended by teachers! These amazing books actually talk to children as they read the story. 5 minutes long. Just turn the telephone like dial and hear the story...over and over again. CHILDRENS TALKING BOOKS! Children Love them! They can see and hear what they are reading! A fascinating and entertaining treat...make learing fun! Child dials the (patented) SONIC DIAL to hear the story. Uses No Batteries. educational..excellent (Radio Quality Sound)...Easy for beginners. Click here for the whole story! <HTML> Recommended by teachers! These amazing books actually talk to children as they read the story. 5 minutes long. Just turn the telephone like dial and hear the story...over and over again. <BR>CHILDRENS TALKING BOOKS! Children Love them! They can see and hear what they are reading! A fascinating and entertaining treat...make learing fun! Child dials the (patented) SONIC DIAL to hear the story. Uses No Batteries. educational..excellent (Radio Quality Sound)...Easy for beginners. <BR> <A HREF="http://home.pacbell.net.ncastle">Click here for the whole story!</A></HTML>
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