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Squishy and Squirty

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Baby can help Squirty Crab find Squishy Fish!

It's an adventure in bath-time fun in one more bath book that features colorful, friendly toy animals made of floatable and waterproof vinyl. The bright, waterproof storybook tells how Squirty Crab meets different aquatic animals in his search through the pool for his friend Squishy Fish. The first fish he meets comes out of a pocket on its vinyl page, but it isn't Squishy--it's Shiny Fish! Next, Squirty looks under a rock and meets Sticky Starfish. Again, Baby can remove the floatable starfish from a pocket on its page. At last, Squirty finds Squishy Fish, hiding in his own pocket. Squeezable Squishy has a nozzle that Baby can fill with bath water and squirt at the other toy animals. Here's a delightful picture book with bath-time toys that will keep Baby company both in and out of the tub. The detachable animals a fish, a starfish with suction cup, another fish with a squirt nozzle, and a crab with still another squirt nozzle! All are made of durable, floatable, wipe-clean vinyl, and all will add fun to Baby's bath time!

8 pages, Bath Book

First published July 13, 2007

About the author

Ana Martín Larrañaga

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Ana Martín Larrañaga was born in San Sebastian and grew up in the countryside of Castilla, together with four siblings and lots of cousins. She studied Fine Art in Salamanca but only decided to become an illustrator after a Summer School with the Spanish illustrator, Asun Balzola. Ana spent seven years in the UK, and has also lived in New York. Now she lives with her little family in Germany.

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March 9, 2008
The turtle on the front of this book is not featured anywhere in the story. My nephew was clearly confused by this, experiencing what will surely be only the first in a series of disappointments resulting from choosing a book by the illustration on the cover.
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