Inside Roger Priddy's What's on my Farm? young children will discover interesting novelties to lift and slide on every spread.
Children will have fun exploring the farm, recognizing the animals, and spotting funny things along the way, as they build their matching and problem-solving skills. From the barnyard to the stables and fields, there's lots to search for and find.
Behind every flap there's a barnyard surprise just waiting to be revealed. The chunky mechanisms are fun to use and ideal for little hands.
Roger Priddy (b. 1960) is the creator of Priddy Books, which publishes books for babies and young children. Priddy Books is a division of Macmillan Publishers and books published by the imprint have won several Practical Pre-School Awards.
My girl's favourite book thus far. She loves all the colours, sounds for the animals, and has so much fun with the slides in particular. Always comes back to them! The flaps are pretty decent, only one has torn so far, but the image is still good underneath and you're not loosing any 'story'. Thick cardboard.
Such a cute book, my baby girl loves animal books especially farm animal ones. She absolutely loves the pop ups and the slides, she got so excited she done it multiple times before we can go to the next page. We also had a great time trying to find the bonus objects.
Plus we found the moo moo 🐮 It has a beautiful meaning. A book to keep.
My daughter adores this book. She has used it for four or five months, and she is still mesmerized by it. I will read it to her and then she will go sit and play with the doors or flaps for 5-10 minutes.
This is our second copy of this book because our first one was soaked in water and the doors were warped. I would recommend picking up a copy for your 1-2 year old!
This book is so much fun! There are flaps, sliding doors, and fun things to search out for. The book is a bit heavy. O keeps trying to pick it up to chomp on, but then drops it right away. Honestly, it's heavy for me too and my recovery from trigger thumb.
Anyway, I really enjoy this book and O does too! The illustrations are corky and fun, which makes rereading enjoyable.