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Into the woods, we go! Who will we meet in the forest today? Look under the peek-through flaps and let's find out. Let your little nature lover take a wonderful woodland walk! Along the way, they'll discover adorable forest animals hiding under the flaps. This animal book for children aged 0-3 is perfect for making storytime fun! Lift-the-flap Fun! Flip Flap Find! Into the Woods is a captivating picture book for toddlers. It provides lots of opportunities for parent-and-child interaction and has a great theme for a bedtime story. It's a perfect preschool gift for children who adore nature! Inside the pages of this lift-the-flap book, you'll discover: - Eye-catching novelty cover with pretty die-cut leaves - Interactive flaps hide fun surprises on almost every spread - Lyrical rhymes to read aloud, plus fun facts about nature and animals - Lift-the-flap game rewards curiosity - High quality, hard-wearing board book with sturdy pages Babies and toddlers will love exploring the forest through each season, finding all the hidden animals, and listening to the fun rhymes in this beautifully illustrated children's book. It's perfect for building your child's knowledge of the natural world. From a woodpecker pecking the tree to a squirrel looking for hazelnuts, this entertaining baby board book introduces your child to the fun-filled lives of friendly forest animals. What's making that hooting sound in the darkness? Lift the peekaboo flaps and say hello to a big-eyed owl! What's making that rustling and scuffling sound in the undergrowth? Take a peek inside the pop-ups and discover a mummy deer and her fawn! Packed with adorable animal illustrated, sturdy lift-the-flap pages, and entertaining animal characters, this educational book has been designed to encourage early learning. The fun, rhyming text is ideal for reading aloud and developing your child's vocabulary. Turning the pages and lifting the flaps help learn motor control for improved dexterity in toddlers.
