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Encourage your toddler's natural sense of curiosity and exploration by looking inside some familiar objects.
Rookie Toddler books offer fun ways to engage with little ones during story time and play time. Each book includes story-related tips that help extend the reading experience and emphasize key learnings. Engaging photographs and illustrations will delight your toddler while encouraging a love of reading.
Rookie Toddler books offer fun ways to engage with little ones during story time and play time. Each book includes story-related tips that help extend the reading experience and emphasize key learnings. Engaging photographs and illustrations will delight your toddler while encouraging a love of reading.
12 pages, Board Book
Published January 15, 2016
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June 18, 2021
3.5 stars for this Rookie Toddler book.
Again, I like these half-stars on the side of the book, for little toddlers to use to help turn the pages of their board books. The illustrations inside are colorful, realistic-looking and they will capture the attention of young readers. There is variety inside this book from eggs, to a pistachio, a seashell, an apple, and also an avocado.
On each 2-page spread, a young child is holding one of the objects in their hands and on the other page, you see the same object, but now you see what's inside or what could be inside that object. I thought this book was a bit too simple and I thought that the author should have include different items than the ones that they had included. I feel that an apple and an egg are too common and should have been left out which would have left room for something more interesting. Cute book though from Rookie Toddler.
Again, I like these half-stars on the side of the book, for little toddlers to use to help turn the pages of their board books. The illustrations inside are colorful, realistic-looking and they will capture the attention of young readers. There is variety inside this book from eggs, to a pistachio, a seashell, an apple, and also an avocado.
On each 2-page spread, a young child is holding one of the objects in their hands and on the other page, you see the same object, but now you see what's inside or what could be inside that object. I thought this book was a bit too simple and I thought that the author should have include different items than the ones that they had included. I feel that an apple and an egg are too common and should have been left out which would have left room for something more interesting. Cute book though from Rookie Toddler.
December 11, 2023
Jack borrowed this book from the Ashland Public Library.
He picked it because he loves anything with real photos of kids. He seemed to like looking at the kids and the foods he enjoys, especially the avocado. I found it a bit disturbing that the book is all food…and then there’s a random hermit crab, which is not the kind of crab you eat but in fact a pet. Seems like there should have been either all food or a more diverse mix of food and non-food images.
He picked it because he loves anything with real photos of kids. He seemed to like looking at the kids and the foods he enjoys, especially the avocado. I found it a bit disturbing that the book is all food…and then there’s a random hermit crab, which is not the kind of crab you eat but in fact a pet. Seems like there should have been either all food or a more diverse mix of food and non-food images.
January 2, 2019
A nonfiction board book about what is inside objects. Nice inside concept. Toddler and up
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