Friends

by Mathew Price

The day-to-day routines of a child's world are the subjects of these lift-the-flap board books. Each book, which is illustrated in a bright and colorful pallet, features a question about a child's routine. When the reader lifts the flap, he or she finds the answer to that question appears in a colorful illustration. The text, in large type, not only reminds young readers of their own routine, it challenges them to use deductive reasoning as they explore the answer to the question posed.
Friends features a child at play--riding a train, making mud pies, playing in a bathtub, and going shopping. When readers lift the flap, they find fluffy friends who tag along for a playful adventure.

Genres: Picture Books

10 pages, Board Book

First published May 1, 1992

Reviews

[Allison Ster · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is a very fun yet easy to read book. It follows a little boy and all of his stuffed animals/toys (his friends) and what they do together. For example, he takes a bath with his ducky and goes shopping with his puppy. Finally, you meet his best friend Katie while they are at the beach sharing ice cream, I think this is a great book for young readers not only because it is an easy read but because it also talks about friendship!

[Kiersten Koch · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is a lift-the-flap children's book that teaches about a baby's different friends. The baby is friends with ducks, teddy bears, and other objects as the baby moves throughout his day. This book would be good for very small children to work on their fine motor skills.

[Vanessa Westen]

Cute book about a little boy and his daily activities. Very good for kids who don't sit still very well as they can lift flaps.