Row, Row, Row Your Boat: (A Classic Nursery Rhyme Board Book with Interactive Sliders and QR Code for Instrumental and Vocal Versions - For Babies and Toddlers)

Sing Along With Me!

by Yu-Hsuan Huang (Illustrator)

Share the classic song as you go on an imaginative journey gently down the stream with this interactive board book edition with five slider mechanisms. A QR code inside links to both instrumental and vocal versions of the song. Simply scan the code to listen and sing along—life is but a dream!

Genres: Nursery Rhymes, Picture Books, Childrens

8 pages, Board Book

Published September 15, 2020

About the author

Yu-hsuan Huang, also known as Smallx2, started her career as an illustrator, working on editorials, picture books, and commercial projects. She also has her own illustration brand named Smohouse. She lives with her family and two lovely cats in Taiwan.

Reviews

[Annamarie Carlson (she, her)]

Cute, though short, board book adaptation of the song Row, Row, Row Your Boat. The chunky sliders and pull tabs will appeal to babies and toddlers and are sturdy enough for repeated circulation. I prefer Jane Cabrera's adaptation for storytime purposes, as it has very similar verses with larger, less dense illustrations. The interactivity and small details make this ideal for a one-on-one reading.

[Kristi]

This interactive book has various sliders to enhance the story. I especially liked the polar bear. The illustrations are colorful and the QR code sing along was a nice accompaniment. I liked that different settings were featured during each page spread (stream by a farm, creek through a forest in fall, a polar river, a jungle stream). Thank you to Nosy Crow for providing me a free copy of this book in exchange of an honest review.

[Tracy]

I think this is the book I read at the library yesterday, the sturdiest pull-tab kinda thing I'd encountered possibly ever? Unfortunately there's a lot of books with the title of a song that's so very public domain the term doesn't even make sense, so I may not be writing about the one I read yesterday?

[Lisa]

Very cute. A nice twist on an old classic nursery rhyme.

[Maeghan Nutmeg Librarian]

This would be so helpful for me when trying to remember what I call the "extended" lyrics. Haha.

I think the pull tabs and swipe tabs work much better in this one; love it.

[Le Maistre Chat]

Cute slider book adaptation of the traditional song. We were gifted it soon after having our firstborn.

[Hope]

Checked out from Baraboo Public Library (from Portage County); week 1 poem of the week from ABCJesusLovesMe toddler curriculum

[Cindy Mitchell *Kiss the Book*]

Row, Row, Row Your Boat, illustrated by Yu-hsuan Huang. INTERACTIVE BOARD BOOK. Nosy Crow (Candlewick), 2017. $9.

Little ones can push and pull their way through the classic song with some surprise verses.
The Nosy Crow designers are masters at pull tabs and such that are very sturdy and fun to play with. A great book to toss into a diaper bag or have on a low shelf to be enjoyed and abused.

Pre-K – ADVISABLE. Cindy, Library Teacher
http://kissthebook.blogspot.com/2017/...

[Jacob Balmer]

Jacob has started saying “row row row” and pressing the button to make the tune play. Currently his favourite book.
Age: 9 months old

Jacob recognised the tune & when I started singing, he kicked his legs and was smiling.
Age: 6 months old

[MaryLibrarianOH]

Very cute and sturdy. Illustration worked much better with the text than "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star".

[Miss Pippi the Librarian]

2019 storytime: @ Festival Foods
2021 storytime theme: Mother Goose
2022 storytime theme: Rivers
2026 storytime theme: baby storytime
2026 storytime theme: Babies - summer