Man, as Known to Us Theologically and Geologically (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

"This clever guessing-game story will sharpen observation skills in a fun way. Roxanne sets off for the beach with five things: a turtle, an umbrella, a book, a ball, and a baby. When her car won't start, resourceful Roxanne tries alternate methods of transportation. Each time something has to be left behind, and youngsters are asked to identify the item. The illustrations play a key role, and Tharlet's perky pictures are up to the challenge. Interactive fun."

"Text and picturs mesh beautifully. Toddlers will love the uncomplicated story, while older preschoolers will be involved in guessing what must be left behind. An absolute delight."

""Text and picturs mesh beautifully. Toddlers will love the uncomplicated story, while older preschoolers will be involved in guessing what must be left behind. An absolute delight.""

Excerpt from Man, as Known to Us Theologically and Geologically

It is solely upon the supposition, or perhaps I ought rather to say at once, the most absolute persuasion, that no such discovery will ever now be made, that these remarks are submitted to the consideration and judgment of those who may wish to have such ques tions as the following resolved for them - namely, who and what they are? Under what circumstances they became inhabitants of this world, what character they are designed and expected to sustain in it, and whither they may be going, or what is to become of them, when their term is out?

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