Bizzy Bear: Pizza Time

Bizzy Bear

by Benji Davies

En esta nueva aventura, ¡Osito Tito se convierte en chef ! ¡Ayúdalo a preparar una pizza en este divertidísimo libro con mecanismos para estirar! Corta los tomates, prepara la masa, elige los ingredientes y sube a la moto para traerla a casa. ¿Hay algo que este Osito no sepa hacer? ¡Este libro TE NECESITA! Al girar, deslizar, levantar y mover los mecanismos, las pequeñas manos participan en la historia. Este alto nivel de interacción fomenta el interés de los peques por los libros, una pieza clave para apasionarlos por la lectura. Un libro ideal para niños y niñas a partir de 1 año ilustrado por el multipremiado Benji Davies . Títulos de la colección Osito Tito :

Genres: Childrens

10 pages, Board book

Published February 4, 2021

About the author

Benji Davies is the illustrator of the Bizzy Bear books, Bizzy Bear: Let’s Go and Play and Bizzy Bear: Fun on the Farm. As a child, Benji knew that when he grew up he either wanted to make films or draw pictures in books. He is still working out which he likes best, and currently divides his time between illustrating children’s books and directing animation.

He has worked on a huge range of subjects and platforms, with clients as diverse as such Waterstone’s, Sainsbury’s and Oxfam, and in countries as different as India and Australia. He’s illustrated for several major publishers and is pleased to be working on Nosy Crow’s start-up list.

He lives in Hackney in London.

Reviews

[Tania]

Uno de mis favoritos, sobre todo cuando amasa con el rodillo.
5 estrellas y 100% recomendable!

[Stephanie Tournas]

This super cute board book will send tiny chefs into a pizza-induced happy place! Bizzy Bear is busy making pizza at Topo’s Pizza, helped by Mouse and Dog. He delivers the pies on his bike to other adorable animal denizens in the town. The big draws of this book are the sliders which allow kids to mimic slicing tomatoes in an up-and-down motion and knead the dough as well. Besides the sliders, there are several wheels to turn to choose pizza toppings and to follow Bizzy Bear on his bike around town. The digital art is Richard Scarry-esque, with diminutive animals with friendly faces, in warm bright colors. The rhyming, following a “Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear” scheme, is iffy in a few places, but the sweet art and interaction with pizza making more than make up for it. The 8 pages are super thick and sturdy.

Imperfect rhyming, but still super cute.

[Kristi]

The story has a nice flow with each page having a rhyming (or fairly close) feature. The various pull tabs, sliders and spinners are engaging. I can see this being utilized before a child makes their own pizza and gives a chance to talk about various toppings that can go on a pizza. My only criticism is that Bizzy Bear is chopping with a chef's knife...I think the line could have been prep (instead of slice) the veggies or similar, but it may also lead to conversations of parents telling their children that knives are for grownups or they have to use a special type of cutter. Otherwise, nice book showing how a pizza is made and that it can be delivered to homes as well. It also features a brick oven that the pizza comes from once cooked.

[Jules]

Loved that the movement in this book mainly made the Bear do actions instead of it just being a sliding panel that showed a new pic. It was super fun to cut the veggies!

[Christine]

Една от най-любимите книжки на детето. Обожава я - режем доматите за пицата, разнася пицата на приятелите, меси тестото. За последната година съм я чела над 1000 пъти.

[Natalia]

Uno de los favoritos de la serie.

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[Capn]

A short and simple, colourful introduction to pizza making and delivery. Clever and well-executed interactive pages (slide, wheel-turn, pull-tabs), bright colours, clear progression. Best for ages 6 months to 18 months..? Comes with QR code for readalong audio