
Pull the lever Who's in here?
An illustrated, interactive question-and-answer boardbook all about transport and the people who use them. ,...
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This is an illustrated, interactive question-and-answer board book for preschool kids. This first reading book is ideal for small children, thanks to its bright pictures of familiar forms of transport and the people who use them. Every page asks a simple question, such as who's in the tunnel or what do we fly in, and a special lever reveals the answer in a pop-up picture.Other titles in this series include Who Are You?, Who Does What?, Who's on the Farm?, Who's Hiding?, Who Lives Here?, Who's at Nursery? and Who Says Moo? Children will enjoy seeing the images pop up in this exciting novelty board book. Pull the lever to find out what the people are waiting for at the bus stop, what's being cleaned in the carwash, what empties out a load of sand, what pulls the trailer, and what splishes and splashes on the ocean waves. This engaging book, printed on thick board pages, is full of bright, bold illustrations and brings early learning concepts to youngsters under five.Little hands will love pulling the sturdy levers and revealing the vehicles in question, while the friendly characters will delight your child as you read together.
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