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3.97 AVERAGE
3.97 AVERAGE
Fun and clever. I do love clever. Pages, representing books, get smaller and smaller as you turn them. The only "actual size" pages are the endpapers! Ashley and Ella both loved it.
This is so adorable!! A series of animals open increasingly smaller and smaller colorful books within the book, until the last book is so tiny that the giant can't open it--so his new animal friends open it for him and they all share their books together. And then you get to close each successive "book" and it ends with, "and open another" and there's a treehouse full of books! OMG! Really cute, colorful, great for little hands, and a wonderful message about reading and sharing books with friends. Must immediately buy and give as gifts to all of my friends who have preschoolers. Or unborn children.
Cute if a bit gimmicky, but I'm a known fan of stories within stories and this plays directly to that.
What a great, fun book! Allows you to talk about what you find inside a book, colors, size, animals, and sequence. Really fun!
Creative, fun, and VERY clever! It would be great in smaller storytimes, or perfect for one on one reading as each page shows a smaller and smaller book. Well done!
Clever design of a book inside a book inside a book. Though there's not much actual story line, I think it would work at preschool or toddler story time because the kids will enjoy the novelty and they will enjoy shouting out the colors of the books as you go along.
A very innovative and clever presentation that will lead young readers to explore the book more than once. The story isn't particularly interesting, but the format saves it.
Oh my gosh I love this! I didn't know what to expect, seeing how thin this book was when I first opened it. But it really surprised me! The wonders of book-making will never cease to amaze me.
A clever, tactile-driven book best used in tandem with a child and parent/facilitator. The artwork has a lot of detail for a book that is essentially on the level of a color-based board book, so it might be distracting to a child left on their own of very young age. That said, it's full of delightful, fun art and has just enough eye candy for deeper educational highlights should the facilitator wish to pursue it.