Alain Crozon

My kids thought it was cute and my three year old always enjoys an interactive flip panel book. The illustrations are funny and the panels are unexpected, so it was enough to keep their interest.

I thought it was a funny and innovative take on the traditional guess and flip panel toddler books. I wasn't surprised that my kids liked it due to the bright colors and funny disguises, nor was I surprised that they did not request it again as it is a bit too young for them.

Pros: Bright colors, fun sounds, silly illustrations, and unique panels make this a fun book to share with toddlers.

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This is a great concept book that has a lot of things going for it. It has a layout that is very interesting where on one page their are flaps with visual clues that can be opened to reveal the answer and on the adjoining page there is a rhyming text clue that describes what the object is without giving it away. By having text and visual clues this book allows for children to have more than one way to take in information and create an appropriate guess. This book would also help to make a great activity in the classroom. Students could create their own What am I book for math problems or something else. Its a good book with a cool idea.… (plus d'informations)