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Ư Flap BookԴϴ. å ũ colorful ۾ ִ Flap ְ flap ѱ ִ ϼ˴ϴ.
, Ǿ, ڳ, , , , ȣ ̸ ̵ Ҹ ǥϴ ֽϴ. Ŀٶ ÷ 鼭 Peek-a-boo ̸ ̿ Բ , Big Size å ϰ ִ ŭϰ ־ Ƶ åԴϴ.
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Reading level: Baby-Preschool
Edition: Hardcover: 4 pages
ISBN: 0525461825
å ũ: 24.6cm x 24.6cm
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From Booklist
Here's something to spark up story hours. This "peekaboo riddle" book lets little ones guess what animals are hiding under the flaps of text. The riddles are just right for the age group: "Who has a waggy yellow tail and a stick licky tongue?" The tip of a tail and bit of doggy face will have little ones shouting out the answer. This works very well artistically, too. Leslie has taken care to shape her artwork and design to the audience. Pure colors and deceptively simple-shaped animals outlined boldly in black will hold young eyes. Children may have the most fun answering the very last question: "Who has ten fiddly fingers ten wiggly toes and makes all these noises?" (Oink, woof, quack, etc.) The flap reveals a boisterous little boy having as much fun as listeners will. Ilene Cooper
From Kirkus Reviews
Pint-sized sleuths use written and visual clues to discover the identities of their quarry in this diverting and ingenious approach to the standard lift-the-flap format. Each spread features a riddle, written in multicolored block letters, superimposed over the image of the animal in question, revealing only a tantalizing glimpse of the creature's front and hind quarters. Additional clues are provided by the particular sound associated with the animal -- perhaps a quack, an oink, or a hiss....
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