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Peekaboo Barn

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The best-selling app Peekaboo Barn is now a board book!

Fans of the iconic toddler app Peekaboo Barn will welcome the tactile feel of this sturdy board with lots of flaps to lift. And for those who’ve never seen or played the app, the barn setting, adorable animals, and sound words make this a book for the very young that easily stands on its own. Includes a free app with purchase!

20 pages, Board Book

First published August 5, 2014

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Profile Image for Laura Joy.
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June 22, 2016
Great book for the short-attention spanned toddler. My 18-month-old really liked this lift-the-flap book. My only complaint is that the pages were inconsistent. Some of the pages had one flap to open, and others had two. This can be confusing to a youngster.
Profile Image for Kathryn (Dragon Bite Books).
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November 23, 2014
Originally published on my blog, Nine Pages .

This lift-the-flap animal primer comes with a free app download code. This is the first of a few books I’ve since come across with app companions. Apparently, this book was an app first. The animals are cartoonish with bug eyes that are mildly disturbing. Sometimes there’s only one flap on a page, sometimes there are two. At first read, this was confusing, as I didn’t know to look for two flaps and would open the barn doors to discover only one of the animals whose sounds I’d just read. Then I noticed that the loft doors also occasionally opened. I’m not sure if as a toddler reader, this variation would be exciting or confusing. If I’m being finicky, the animals are not seen or entering the barn, but the scene never changes, the sun never moves across the sky. It would have been very simple to introduce more plot into this book.
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