How Big is a Million?

How Big is a Million?

Pipkin, a kis pingvin az anyukája által, reggelire fogott 10 halat is nagyon soknak találja, így elképzelni se tudja, hogy mennyi lehet az egymillió, ezért útra kel, hogy kiderítse. Találkozik 100 pingvinnel, lát 1000 hópihét és még egy új barátot is szerez, de a kérdésére mégis hazaérve kapja meg a választ, amit a könyvhöz tartozó hatalmas poszter segítségével meg is oszt a kis olvasóival.

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