Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Toes - Little Peekaboos: With soft felt flaps to lift

by Sophie Aggett, Tiger Tales (Compiler)

This new interactive peekaboo board book features black-and-white photographic images of adorable babies and toddlers, felt flaps in florescent colors, and a die-cut cover!

This interactive peekaboo board book is just right for babies and toddlers! The little ones in the story are playing peekaboo, and young readers can search for the children by finding their eyes, ears, noses, and toes!

Toddlers can lift the felt flaps throughout the book and copy the children’s actions, which encourages active learning. Opening and closing the soft felt flaps helps to promote hand-eye coordination, too.

The adorable black-and-white photographs, die cuts, and super-bright flap colors will keep children entertained and engaged.

10 pages, Board Book

Published April 4, 2023

Reviews

[Barbara · Rating 3 out of 5]

Tiger Tales continues to impress readers with its interactive board book offerings for toddlers. In this particular one, ten black-and-white photographs depicting five different youngsters in two different poses support a game of peekaboo. Since most little ones will be familiar with that timeless game, they'll easily recognize what they need to do in order to reveal the images hiding behind the sturdy felt. Since the felt covering has snowflake-like cutouts that allow youngsters to peek at what's behind each piece before lifting them, they will surely guess where the eyes, ears, nose, toes, and mouth are. Once they've looked behind the felt, the book's text offer congratulations and then urges readers or listeners to find their own body parts or to mimic the poses in the photographs. Since children often learn by watching what others do, this book offers good examples for them to follow. It's even likely that they and the adults in their lives can extend it even further.

[Michelle Halber]

Would definitely be a great group read for storytime if there are enough copies.

[Amy James]

She paid attention to four of the five pages.

[Bennie Sussman · Rating 5 out of 5]

Felt AND real pictures? They can do that??

[Jay Gabler · Rating 4 out of 5]

Appreciate the gender-neutral language.

[Leo · Rating 5 out of 5]

A hit with 7 month old Leo.