Chad. I should note that it isn't information that an outside source
has said is important, but rather what he found interesting and either
different from or similar to Here. Here it is, in all its splendor,
from cover to cover. One thing that has always fascinated me about
Isaac is his love of pencils and pens. He has little to no desire to
use markers, etc when he works on one of his many drawings or books. I
hope you enjoy learning with us about one of the lesser-known African
countries ;-> Thanks, B's for your help.
In the OFF chance you can't read what he's written, here's the transcript:
Page 1:
Houses are mud straw and mud brick
2: There is a garage in town and they play soccer.
3: Half the country is desert, the other half is forest.
4: If people want to ride to another city with packages they look like
this. (Lot)
5: The size of the country is 1,284,000 sq km. The capitol is the dot,
called N'Djamena.
6: The languages are French and Arabic.
Back cover: More information, ie about these pages
1. Some people have cars.
2. Not always, ie they don't always play soccer.
3.
4. It is a lorry.
5. Maybe, ie we might have put the dot in the wrong place.
6.
