Touch and Feel: Animal Colors (Touch & Feel)
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| Rating | : | 4.36 (892 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0096E2L7Q |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 12 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-09-02 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
This best-selling novelty series for the youngest reader features a variety of intriguing and pleasing textures. Sturdy pages, interesting textures, simple text, and bright pictures make these books ideal for parent and child to share.. The four new titles-ABC, 1-2-3, Animal Colors, and Shapes-are not only great fun, but also terrific introductions to important early-learning subject areas
Pet that macaw! He's right on the cover, he has a soft feathery patch you can stroke, and he's just one of the animals with a tactile patch to explore in this 10-page board book. About two dozen creatures are depicted in all. All the animal pictures are color photos on a white ground. (Baby to preschool) --Richard Farr. The five double-page spreads are organized by color, and each features a new sensation: the gray rhinoceros is wrinkly (the rhino is pictured with other gray creatures, including a dolphin and a mouse), the crab, (who appears on a page with a goldfish and an orange kitten) is hard, and so on
"Teach your child colors" according to A Customer. I bought this book for my eight month old as an introduction to colors. The colors are nice and bright. This book is intented for a preschooler. Some of the animals used to show color could have been named using their common names though. The author uses exact names like budgerigar, downy macaw, iguana, etc. I just feel like for an audience of much younger children it would be better to use names like bird and lizard. Thus the Teach your child colors A Customer I bought this book for my eight month old as an introduction to colors. The colors are nice and bright. This book is intented for a preschooler. Some of the animals used to show color could have been named using their common names though. The author uses exact names like budgerigar, downy macaw, iguana, etc. I just feel like for an audience of much younger children it would be better to use names like bird and lizard. Thus the 4 stars and not 5. Good book overall. I. stars and not 5. Good book overall. I. A Customer said Touch & Feel Animal Colors is intended for preschoolers. IT IS FOR PRESCHOOLERS! Anyways, oops! I already said the important thing: It is for preschoolers. I mean, one of my sister's internet nickname is Chocolate Dog (my internet nickname is StoryMaker) and she wanted this. So, we bought it. OK, it is somewhat enjoyable, but it is for preschoolers as other reviewers mention. It is a simple word book with fuzzy or hard patterns on some pages. I like the bright colors and the patterns feel nice, but this was for youngsters. We've loved the touch & feel books for our kids! My kids have loved the touch and feel books and they have held up remarkably well to the demand of two young boys! Now ages 2 & We've loved the touch & feel books for our kids! Texas Girl My kids have loved the touch and feel books and they have held up remarkably well to the demand of two young boys! Now ages 2 & 4, these books are still high on their lists of fun books to look through when we ask them to pick short stories at bedtime. They love the textures in the books and the photographs (instead of lifelike drawings). Over the years, these books have stood the entertainment test at our house!. , these books are still high on their lists of fun books to look through when we ask them to pick short stories at bedtime. They love the textures in the books and the photographs (instead of lifelike drawings). Over the years, these books have stood the entertainment test at our house!