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Ready, Set, Go!
Colorful pictures and simple rhyming texts help children guess what's peeking through the die-cut windows in these two fun board books. The anticipation of what's hiding on the next page and th bright, engaging illustrations will keep youngsters guessing and giggling all the way to the suprise endings.
- GenresChildrensPicture Books
11 pages, Board Book
First published February 1, 2000
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Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 reviews
June 9, 2020
Surprisingly thoughtful!
July 30, 2013
oh the joys and disappointments of using overdrive. I didn't realize this was a board book until we started reading it. gpdl doesn't have detailed records so I thought it was a rocketship picture book. my bad. charlie still liked it but we'll turn it in early and get something else.
January 20, 2022
For Toddlers.
A very simple book for toddlers.
There is no plot, just a few rhyming words and a circle drawn at the center of almost each page, forming different objects.
A very simple book for toddlers.
There is no plot, just a few rhyming words and a circle drawn at the center of almost each page, forming different objects.
February 11, 2022
What a cute book for lap time/bedtime! I think I may purchase this for some families with toddlers.
November 4, 2010
This hand-sized board book features holes through which we guess the next page's illustration and action, all of which rhyme! It's a game in a book.
I invited the story time crowd to say "Ready, Set" and then turned the page to "Go!"
and then to "Throw!" (we all made a throwing action),
and then to "Blow!" (we all made a blowing bubbles action),
and then to "Row!" (we rowed while singing "Row, row, row your boat"),
and then to "Snow!" (we wiggled our fingers like snow falling and then pretended to roll snow into balls and build a snowman and then sang and did the actions to the song "once there was a snowman",
and finally to "Grow!" where a flower grows by moving a tab.
I invited the story time crowd to say "Ready, Set" and then turned the page to "Go!"
and then to "Throw!" (we all made a throwing action),
and then to "Blow!" (we all made a blowing bubbles action),
and then to "Row!" (we rowed while singing "Row, row, row your boat"),
and then to "Snow!" (we wiggled our fingers like snow falling and then pretended to roll snow into balls and build a snowman and then sang and did the actions to the song "once there was a snowman",
and finally to "Grow!" where a flower grows by moving a tab.
October 12, 2010
The ending is his favorite.
April 19, 2015
This one doesn't hit the 5-point mark because the last page broke way too easily. Still love this author! She knows how to make the most of a board book.
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