If You See a Tiger
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| Rating | : | 4.73 (501 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1499801130 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 12 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-12-09 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
In this interactive novelty board book, little ones discover and react to the animals hidden behind a shaped flap on every spread.What should you do if you see a sleeping tiger? Whisper "Shhh!" Young readers will love following the instructions for how to react to the jungle animals hidden behind the flaps.
Five Stars My kids love this book!. Amazon Customer said Big Flap Foot Stomping Fun. This interactive children's book is great fun! It encourages you and your child to "stamp your feet," "smile," "whisper," "laugh," or "shout out boo," depending on who you find behind the flaps. The pictures are bright and attractive, featuring safari themes that include an elephant, giraffe, crocodile, kangaroo, and tiger. The flaps are big for little hands to pull back. Great fun for kids, and for the adults that witness the children's enthusiasm and even participate in the foot stomping themselves!. A winner! J. Marren My pre-school nephew loves this book, especially the bold illustrations in primary colors and the sturdy flaps covering the animals. The actions that accompany the text are great--"if you see a crocodile, smile! if you see a giraffe, laugh!" And rhyming books are especially good for bedtime. A winner on all counts!
She graduated from University of Salamanca with a bachelor of Fine Arts for Graphic Design. After living in Scotland and New York, she moved to Germany where she now lives with her little family. She doesn’t have a dog or a goat but she is always thinking of getting one of each. . Ana Martin Larranaga was born in Spain
A bright and worthy addition to the board-book stack. The simple illustrations and palette of primary colors enhance the appeal to the audience. This board book is a series of double-page spreads, each with a flap and a call-and-response scenario. Each scenario smartly puts other animals in the frame, so repeat reads will reveal dogs, chickens, mice, and other animals that have easily identifiable noises readers can vocalize. For example, readers are prompted: "If you see a sheep." Upon lifting the flap that reveals the sheep (here hiding behind a well), the text commands them to say "BAA!" It's a good read for youngsters discovering their voices and figuring out all the different sounds they can make. Companion title If You See a Tiger follows the same format with exotic animals. Older readers can use the illustrations' solid lines and shapes as models for when they start to learn how to draw. (Kirkus Reviews) . Little ones learn how to greet animals