Book description
Find out the different names for mother and father animals that live in snowy climatesāthen lift the flap to find the babies and learn what they are called. This striking, satisfying introduction to animal families features screen-printed artwork and bold neon ink to capture the attention and imagination of babiesā¦
Why read it?
1 author picked Animal Families as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This book helps young ones learn what daddy, mommy, and baby animals are called.
The guessing game part is after the text that asks what a baby is called. The child lifts the flap and finds out. At the end, kids find out what groups of the animals mentioned are called. Did you know that a group of hares is called a drove? Parents will learn things too!
The title Snow is a bit deceptive but the interiors deliver.Ā
From Natasha's list on cute & cuddly animal lift-the-flap for kids.
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