Making Sense of Early Literacy: a Practitioner’s Perspective

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David, T., Raban, B., Ure, C., Goouch, K., Jago, M., Barriere, I. and Lambirth, A. 2000. Making Sense of Early Literacy: a Practitioner’s Perspective. Stoke on Trent Trentham Books.
AuthorsDavid, T., Raban, B., Ure, C., Goouch, K., Jago, M., Barriere, I. and Lambirth, A.
Year2000
PublisherTrentham Books
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Place of publicationStoke on Trent
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