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What I Had for Dinner: A Lift-the-Flap Book
A captivating lift-the-flap board book that explores the diverse diets of various animals while delivering important environmental messages.
This quirky and engaging lift-the-flap board book takes young readers on a captivating journey as a wide variety of animals, from whales to raccoons, reveal what they had for dinner. Along the way, the book delivers powerful environmental messages, shedding light on issues like pollution and sustainable eating habits.
This quirky and engaging lift-the-flap board book takes young readers on a captivating journey as a wide variety of animals, from whales to raccoons, reveal what they had for dinner. Along the way, the book delivers powerful environmental messages, shedding light on issues like pollution and sustainable eating habits.
22 pages, Board Book
Published April 16, 2024
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November 26, 2024
I really wanted to like this one, y’all. And I *do* like it for the most part. The art is awesome, there’s humor, the printing company is committed to sustainability. But Tamal the Tiger eats (among other things) a zebra and an armadillo, which are on different continents than tigers. And the alligator and gerbil that he ate are *really* pushing it with the range of the species concerned. Every other animal is accurate, and the book seems to be trying to be scientific as well as fun. It would be a four star review otherwise.
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