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Book Review Bright Baby Touch & Feel Baby Animals A first sensory tactile book (Bright Baby Touch and Feel)

by Roger Priddy

Book Details

Publisher:Macmillan
Published:2006-12-26
Pages:12
Format:board book
Language:English
ISBN:0312498586

Reading Info

Age Range:1-3

About This Book

"Priddy Books big ideas for little people"--P. [4] of cover.

Our Review

This engaging counting book introduces early math concepts through vibrant animal photography that will immediately capture young children's attention. Each page features clear, bold numerals paired with corresponding groups of familiar animals, creating a visual counting experience that builds number recognition skills. The simple, direct text guides toddlers through counting exercises with common creatures like dogs, cats, and birds, making abstract numbers concrete and accessible. Bright, high-contrast images against clean white backgrounds ensure even the youngest readers can focus on the counting elements.

What sets this early learning book apart is its thoughtful design for small hands, with sturdy board pages that withstand enthusiastic page-turning and drool-resistant surfaces. The realistic animal photographs provide cognitive benefits over illustrations by helping children connect counting to real-world objects they encounter daily. Parents seeking educational board books will appreciate how this volume transforms number practice into an interactive experience that grows with their child from basic counting to more advanced quantity recognition. The combination of durable construction and developmentally appropriate content makes this a counting resource that will endure through multiple children and countless reading sessions.

Themes

Juvenile Nonfiction

Subjects

Juvenile Nonfiction