Taco Tuesday

by Brick Puffinton

Why would you ever want to eat a taco when you could have...something else? Follow along with a happy little taco as they try to convince you that something else is for dinner. Just don't tell them what day it is! This silly rhyming story features a fun finger puppet toy built into the book, encouraging interactive play, hand-eye coordination, and language development in your little boys and girls. Babies and toddlers learn best when they are playing, especially when their grown-ups are in on the fun! Collect the entire series of books in the Cottage Door Press Finger Puppet Collection!

Genres: Picture Books, Childrens, Food

12 pages, Board book

Published September 23, 2019

Reviews

[Penny Ramirez]

Hilarious story (with a taco finger puppet!) about a taco who wishes it was Wednesday!

[Teri Hammond]

My neice absolutely loves this book. So much so, that she must aggressively give the taco kisses EVERY time the page turns. The binding on the first book had a blow out from being read multiple times a day, on a daily basis for a year. I got her a replacement.

[Mrs. M]

This is a super cute book as it brings in the different parts of a taco and different food options, but the puppet hole isn’t very big to have your fingers in the puppet while turning the pages.

[Jon Nakapalau]

This 'taco finger puppet' tries to convince you that you do not want to eat tacos - WELL IT AINT GONNA WORK! Not only do I want to eat you I want to eat all the other tacos - and I really don't care it it is Tuesday! Really fun and innovative book for a small child who likes tacos. The finger puppet concept works out really well!

[Allison Roy]

Absolute banger. This lil Taco is doing everything it can to not get eaten and is throwing all sorts of food friends under the bus. Nice try, buddy. Plus it’s got the little finger puppet , with my baby also loves.

E gives it 6/10. But I also read it to him on a day (IT WAS TUESDAY OKAY) he’s been feverish and throwing up and I interrupted other playtime to read to him 🤷‍♀️

[Joshua Gross]

This book is adorable. A cute little felt taco puppet encourages you to eat anything but tacos

[Jennifer]

adorable book - bought for my 1.5 year old nephew. He loves looking at books and this had a finger hole for your finger to be the taco puppet. so cute.

[Chelsea Kapaun]

It's adorable! It's fun! It rhymes! It's Tacos! What's not to love?!
This is one of my new favorites, especially in finger puppet books!

[Stephanie (Gorelenore) Cover2CoverBlog]

Review coming soon.

Visit www.cover2coverblog.blogspot.com

[Leticia]

Taco Tuesday gets 5 stars from mama for being super cute and 1 star from Violet because she thought the taco finger puppet was just way too creepy.

[Lauren]

I thought this book was very cute and clever and actually kind of wished it was longer. Would recommend if you can get it on sale (which I did).

[MegEly]

Such a fun little book. My 3 year old has memorized it and reads it to us.

[Miss Sarah]

A finger puppet board book about a taco who doesn't want to get eaten. Baby and up

[Bethany Poole]

Literally won’t give spoilers. Worth the time. Entertained to the max.

[Kris Siepl]

The taco does not make it

[David]

The finger puppet is fun to wiggle. Like many children's stories, this one is kind of dark.

[Jordan Tabish]

Enthralling

[Campbell Clark]

nothing i love more than seeing this book laying around. gosh, he's so silly!

[Elizabeth Gallegos]

This rhymes well and it is fun to read with the finger puppet.

[Melody]

My daughters favorite book when she was little.