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4 comments:
not alphabetical, but reminds me of the countries of the world song from "Animaniacs".
I gave "Here Come the ABCs" to my nephews. Largely entertaining as well as educational. "No!" is a great album, too.
Anyone who enjoys either of those might like "26 Scientists [Volume One: Anning-Malthus]" by Artichoke. Great stuff.
They have another kids album, about numbers, coming out in a few weeks!
Yes, yes! I've been waiting for that one ever since I found "Here Come the ABCs".
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