
Look, Baby, Look! At Home
A large-format, lift-the-flap gift book, featuring hundreds of everyday objects for babies to look at and talk about - with bright, beautiful illustrations from Louise Lockhart of The Printed Peanut. Look, Baby, Look! There's a table and a chair. Two bowls and a knife and fork, a fluffy teddy bear.This exciting series of......
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A large-format, lift-the-flap gift book, featuring hundreds of everyday objects for babies to look at and talk about - with bright, beautiful illustrations from Louise Lockhart of The Printed Peanut. Look, Baby, Look! There's a table and a chair. Two bowls and a knife and fork, a fluffy teddy bear. This exciting series of beautifully designed baby's catalogues features hundreds of everyday objects for babies to recognise and talk about. Arranged by theme, with a playful rhyming text and delightful artwork from Louise Lockhart - the illustrator behind The Printed Peanut - Look, Baby, Look is the most stylish gift book on the market. Vibrantly printed with neon ink to help stimulate a baby's developing eyesight and packed with recognisable objects from around the home to help a toddler build their vocabulary, this fun and friendly spotting book is a brilliant tool to encourage discussion as you enjoy reading aloud together. Scan the Stories Aloud QR code on the back cover to read along with the story! Includes a FREE Nosy Crow Stories Aloud® audiobook! Scan the code, hear the story.
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| Produktnavn | Look, Baby, Look! At Home |
| book typ | boker, barneboker, fra 2 ar |
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