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What Else Should I Eat?
- Narrated by: Samuel Suk
- Length: 4 mins
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What Else Should I Eat?
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Publisher's Summary
Have you ever been so hungry that you didn't know what to eat? You look around, rummage through cabinets, but still can't make up your mind. What Else Should I Eat? captures that feeling and takes listeners on an imaginative journey through a magical land of looks, tastes, and smells.
Wander through this enchanted world of food in a journey to find something to eat. This delicious, lunch-inducing children's audiobook will engage your little ones. Learn about the world of food and the depths of sensory perceptions!
Narrated by Samuel Suk
Music production by Vladislav Elistratov
©2021 Samuel Suk (P)2021 Samuel Suk
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