Peekaboo! Nanuq and Nuka Look for Shapes (BD) Humour Inspired by family and archival

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Peekaboo! Nanuq and Nuka Look for Shapes (BD) Humour Inspired by family and archivalBy author Rachel Rupke and illustrated by Ali Hinch. Can you help Nanuq and Nuka look for shapes? In this interactive book, Nanuq and Nuka explore the world around them and look for different shapes. Children can pull up the flap and find the hidden shapes with Nanuq and Nuka! Bilingual Inuktitut and English Edition