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This fun and interactive board book will delight and entertain children for hours and hours of animal learning fun. Six tiles featuring photographs of real-life animals match up to slots in the book that challenge toddlers to match animals to categories such as habitat and colour.
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Review by: kiwigirl04 (Sharlene)
Dated: 15th of August, 2013
Brought this book after my daughter got some blood taken it was a huge deal so getting a book afterwards made everything okay. I had heard about baby einstein and been told the stuff is great. So after looking at this book seeing it had tiles and slots though the book for each of the tiles I thought this would be an awesome book for her.
Got it home and she wanted to open it right away so we did, going though the book me reading it to her and she would look for the animal that matched the words I read, and if all failed she could match it to the inside of the flap with the board around the tiles, so matching colours. Once matching we would start talking, well me talking her listening to where the animal lives. The tiles are double sided so 12 animals altogether.
Sadly their is a downside to this book as much as its great hard cover and great learning, we have lost the tiles, there is nothing to keep them safe in as the front cover bit where the tiles once lived gets ripped off eventually. Its harder to do the book without tiles as there is no picture to match everything with anymore.
The book is for 18mths and up, I do recommend the book but I also recommend getting a little bag and taping onto the back of the book to keep all the tiles safe
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