Book description
There are lots of animals on the savanna. Where are they hiding and what are they doing? In this innovative lift-the-flap book, little ones can pore over the beautiful collaged pages and explore under leaves and behind trees and rocks to find out interesting facts about wildlife on an African…
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1 author picked Who's Hiding on the Savanna? as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
The information in this lift-the-flap goes deeper in describing the animals and birds that live on the savanna.
Under the flaps are nature facts such as “The song of the hoopoe bird goes ‘oop-oop-oop,” This book has more flaps per page and tinier shapes to lift, and is geared toward 2-5-year-olds. I think the information skews a little older, but this is a good introduction to the savanna.
From Natasha's list on cute & cuddly animal lift-the-flap for kids.
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