Bluey is off to play at Chloe’s house for the day, and Mum and Dad are busy. Bingo wants to play, but with no one around, her attempts at hide-and-seek and I Spy don’t work. She needs something to do to pass the time—maybe even a problem to solve! Can Bingo find a way to play on her own until Bluey gets home?
Complete with a list of brainstormed independent activities and engaging puzzle games at the end of the book, this interactive story is perfect for young readers and Bluey fans learning how to play on their own.
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Isabel C. Mendoza (traductora) es la Directora Editorial de la división de Libros Infantiles y Juveniles de Vista Higher Learning, antiguamente Santillana USA. Isabel forma parte de un equipo diverso de especialistas del idioma, defensores del consumidor e investigadores experimentados que trabajan con el objetivo especial de poner los mejores libros en las manos de los lectores hispanohablantes. Isabel Mendoza (Translator) is the Editorial Director of the Children and Young Adult Books division at Vista Higher Learning, formerly Santillana USA. Isabel is part of a diverse team of language specialists, customer advocates, and experienced researchers, with a singular goal of getting the best books into the hands of Spanish readers.
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