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Touch and Play! by Amanda Wood, Fiona Macmillan, Emma Dodd, Wendy Cooling — book cover

Touch and Play!

by Amanda Wood, Fiona Macmillan, Emma Dodd, Wendy Cooling
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Overview

It’s never too soon to start reading to your baby and Amazing Baby Touch and Play! is an ideal way to help stimulate and entertain babies as they grow. This series was uniquely created and based on principles of accepted research into how babies develop and learn during their first two years of life. A combination of textures and flaps are featured to encourage fine motor skills and a sense of exploration. In addition, this book has lively, rhythmic, read-aloud text to enhance the reader-baby bond. This combination of text, images, and novelty elements delivers a stimulating and exciting reading experience for parents and their babies.

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This is a 11 1/2" square, "Amazing Baby" book with a bewildering number of unconnected components. The front cover alone will give a clue to the complexity of its overall design. It is divided into four square backgrounds of different colors; a black, a white and green, a purple in two shades and purple with white dots. Across this background the title appears in pink and white, a blue space ship is followed by a sparkling pink trail, a cut-out heart and star are filled with magenta backgrounds of two different textures, a round enclosure containing small plastic balls sits inside a clear plastic bubble and, in the middle, a brown bear face appears with one ear filled with fluff. The words trace, touch, shake, rough and smooth are also printed about the cover. As an added treat, a cloth label such as might appear in the neckline of a T-shirt, is sticking out of the front edge of the cover. The four inside double-page spreads are all of similar design with 20 or more blocks of background colors and a confusing array of directions and pictures that just do not come together in a sensible or consistent way. The book is simply too big and too confusing for a baby. 2003, Silver Dolphin, Ages 1 to 2.
—Eleanor Heldrich

Book Details

Published
September 1, 2003
Publisher
Silver Dolphin
Pages
12
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9781592230785

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