NianNian and the Grape Ripeness Riddle

NianNian and the Grape Ripeness Riddle

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authorNianNian Daily

A charming detective story featuring NianNian, an orange cat with a golden crown, who helps Red Fox determine which grape clusters in the vineyard are ripe for harvest. The narrative combines engaging visuals with educational clues about grape ripeness, making it ideal for young readers interested in nature and problem-solving.

age4 - 7 years old
emotional intelligence
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