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It's Time to Save the Day!

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Fans of PJ Masks will love spending time with the heroes and moving the sturdy clock hands of this novelty board book that’s an early introduction to telling time!

For the PJ Masks , bedtime isn’t just about when someone needs help, Owlette, Gekko, and Catboy go into the night to save the day, and they have to know how to tell time to be heroes. Help them find the right time to fight crime by turning sturdy clock hands that make ticking sounds like a real clock!

PJ Masks © Frog Box / Entertainment One UK Limited / Walt Disney EMEA Productions Limited 2014

14 pages, Board Book

Published August 29, 2017

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March 30, 2018
My daughter picked this book from her school scholastic order because she liked the idea of the clock with the hands that moved. To be honest it's the only thing about the book I like, we will pick a time and figure out where the hands of the clock should go.

We have never really watched PJ mask, and I found the story very basic. Definitely for younger children, and probably only then if they like the show and will be happy to see there favourite characters on a page.
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2,244 reviews
May 4, 2018
This is a very simple board book that runs through a couple of the PJ Masks adventures in relation to time. The clock hands move and there are instructions on each page spread to set the clock to the correct time for the story. Not overly advanced as far as actual reading goes, but a cute idea to help teach kids about reading time and how clocks work. Doesn't hurt that both kids actually like the series, so it means they both want to read the book.
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