Guess What?-Flowers
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Yusuke Yonezu is an author and illustrator of children’s books, including 5 Little Apples, Moving Blocks, Please Don't Cry, Rainbow Chameleon, We Love Each Other, and Yum Yum!
"This book is so fun. Lift the flaps and the illustrations become something else! Daisies become a sheep. A marigold becomes a rooster. A dandelion becomes an actual lion. See if you can guess what each flap will uncover."—Imagination Soup"Many of us like surprises. There is something about seeing, experiencing or receiving a surprise that makes life feel somehow richer. Little children, in particular, love surprises, even little ones like seeing a frog in a pond, watching a plane take off, and getting to pet someone’s puppy or kitten.Once children figure out how the pages work, they will want to try to guess what is hidden under the flaps in the rest of the book, and they will have lots of fun coming up with ideas."—Through the Looking Glass
Du är på sajten för privatpersoner.
153 kr
Beställningsvara. Skickas inom 7-10 vardagar. Fri frakt över 249 kr.
Yusuke Yonezu is an author and illustrator of children’s books, including 5 Little Apples, Moving Blocks, Please Don't Cry, Rainbow Chameleon, We Love Each Other, and Yum Yum!
"This book is so fun. Lift the flaps and the illustrations become something else! Daisies become a sheep. A marigold becomes a rooster. A dandelion becomes an actual lion. See if you can guess what each flap will uncover."—Imagination Soup"Many of us like surprises. There is something about seeing, experiencing or receiving a surprise that makes life feel somehow richer. Little children, in particular, love surprises, even little ones like seeing a frog in a pond, watching a plane take off, and getting to pet someone’s puppy or kitten.Once children figure out how the pages work, they will want to try to guess what is hidden under the flaps in the rest of the book, and they will have lots of fun coming up with ideas."—Through the Looking Glass