Animal hide-and-seek

Summary

Touchy-feely Farmyard Tales
Animal hide-and-seek

Play hide and seek with the flaps
Contains simple counting opportunities
Lots of textures to touch and feel

Where are Poppy, Sam, Curly and Woolly hiding? Young children will enjoy finding out in this new and delightful book, which introduces children to the popular characters of Apple Tree Farm. With interesting textures to feel and exciting flaps to look behind, this book offers simple counting opportunities as well as a game of hide-and-seek to entertain babies and young children.

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Information

Age: 1 year+

Hardback:
ISBN: 9780746055755
10 pages
210 x 210 mm

Author/Editor: Jenny Tyler

Illustrator: Stephen Cartwright

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Pages 10-11

Press & Blog Reviews

What a lovely book! There is so much to explore on every page! Little ones will love playing hide-and-seek by lifting the sturdy flaps, feeling different textures and spotting their favourite animals... There are some simple counting opportunities too! A real gem.
Waterstones Guide to Reading

Reader Reviews

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Fantastic
This is the first Usborne book we got and it has been read a million times. My children love to look for the little duck on each page, the touch and feel is wonderful and the characters are darling. My only complaint - the flaps get bent, but I guess that just shows how much we love it!
Tanis, 6th November 2009

Animal Hide and Seek
This book entertains my daughter for hours! She never gets tired of looking at it.
Amanda, 27th November 2008

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