Touch and Feel: Pets

by Nicola Deschamps

Pet the dog's silky fur! Turn the pages and touch some other favorite pets.

Genres: Animals, Picture Books, Childrens

12 pages, Board Book

First published September 1, 2001

Reviews

[Pinky]

Typical of the series. The one complaint I do have with this touch and feel book series, is that normally the animals or objects don't feel even remotely close to what they are supposed to be representing. You might as well just bring your child to a farm or a petting zoo if you really want your child to experience touching different animals. Great book to rent from the library, but not one I would buy for my kids.

[Amanda]

This is a fun book with different textures and colors for babies to explore. I only wish there were even more things to touch in the book.

[Mort's Kids]

Generic pets touch and feel book!

But because it's pets, they're mostly fuzzy and cute.

[Justin Hall]

It's fun because you can touch.

[Slayermel]

One of the first books we started reading at 3 months. She would just stare at the pictures and I would read and take her hand and guide it over the different textures saying how it feels, soft, scaly, wirey etc... I would name the animals and the sounds they make. It's pretty much me just talking right now but I'm hoping later she will know the animals, their sounds and how they feel. Here's hoping :)

[Tommy Verhaegen]

Leuk initiatief. Het laat aan de allerkleinsten toe om op een veilige manier kennis te maken met de meest voorkomende huisdieren. Het is te zeggen: hoe ze aanvoelen, wat er kenmerkend voor is. Het risico is natuurlijk wel dat wat in dit boekje zo aaibaar is, in het echt kan bijten of krabben. Gemaakt van stevig karton, dus het kan tegen een stootje, wat bij deze doelgroep ook wel nodig is.

[Terry]

This book isn't nearly as engaging as Touch and Feel Puppy. It didn't garner near the rapt attention or interest of that book. Read our review.

[Jackie]

It takes no time at all to read this book and let the children touch and feel the different textures of fabric and cellophane, but it is interesting to see that they go back to this book themselves, and feel the different animals themselves!

[Amanda]

For my 20 mo old, this has been a favorite. She loves the cat's wiry whiskers best.

[Ella Eckenroth]

Same book, wrong edition.

[Molly]

A touch and feel book about pets that kids will enjoy.

[Miss Sarah]

A baby and up touch and feel book where differnt parts of standard pets can be felt. Cute.

[Joanna]

Another fun offering from a great series.

[Ashlynn Ricks]

I like this book because it will give kids experience in what different animals feel like. Although the furs and other things in this book are synthetic, kids don't know the difference. This is a good book because it will be amusing to kids.