Take a Look. More Fun Together!
Liesbet Slegers
Take a Look. More Fun Together!
Liesbet Slegers
Cardboard book
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English
€12.95
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Description
A playful interactive slide and see book about friendship and more for toddlers ages 18 months and up, with a focus on the child’s emotions.
“Sweet, unpretentious, and, of course, more fun together.” – Kirkus Reviews “Use this 12-page book to discuss friendship, types of animals then come up with your own take on the colorful cast of characters including a cat, an elephant, a fish and some kids. Each slide-and-see page of Take a Look. More Fun Together!, a delightful interactive board book, holds a sweet surprise. An adorable year round read.” - Good Reads with Ronna “Children will surely enjoy sliding out the pages to find out who is hiding out of sight.” - Through the Looking Glass Children’s Book Reviews PRAISE FOR OTHER TAKE A LOOK BOOKS BY LIESBET SLEGERS: Oppenheim Gold Best Book Award for TAKE A LOOK, VROOM! “Help baby grow up to be a reader by giving gibing books as gifts for baby showers. Babies and toddlers love interactive board books -- board books with things to touch, pull, lift, and slide like" TAKE A LOOK, BUNNY.” - Imagination Soup “Grasping the pages and pulling them apart will help children with their fine motor skills. The slide feature also allows the child to participate in the read-aloud by controlling the pacing of the surprises.” - CURLEDUPKIDS.COM on TAKE A LOOK, BUNNY and TAKE A LOOK, VROOM! “A nifty bit of engineering allows the pages of this board book to slide out, revealing animals and objects hiding within....a diverting game to discover what's hiding within the book's pages.” - PUBLISHERS WEEKLY on TAKE A LOOK, BUZZ
Liesbet Slegers (1975, Belgium) studied Graphics and Illustrations at the Saint-Lucas institute of Antwerp. She works as a fulltime graphic designer and illustrator. With her simple, recognizable style and vivid colours she knows how to attract the attention of every toddler. In her many books, Slegers frequently focuses on “the first experience of a toddler,” a time she characterized as “exciting but also very scary! I try to help them with my books,” she added, “and also try to give the parents or teacher some assistance!”
“Sweet, unpretentious, and, of course, more fun together.” – Kirkus Reviews “Use this 12-page book to discuss friendship, types of animals then come up with your own take on the colorful cast of characters including a cat, an elephant, a fish and some kids. Each slide-and-see page of Take a Look. More Fun Together!, a delightful interactive board book, holds a sweet surprise. An adorable year round read.” - Good Reads with Ronna “Children will surely enjoy sliding out the pages to find out who is hiding out of sight.” - Through the Looking Glass Children’s Book Reviews PRAISE FOR OTHER TAKE A LOOK BOOKS BY LIESBET SLEGERS: Oppenheim Gold Best Book Award for TAKE A LOOK, VROOM! “Help baby grow up to be a reader by giving gibing books as gifts for baby showers. Babies and toddlers love interactive board books -- board books with things to touch, pull, lift, and slide like" TAKE A LOOK, BUNNY.” - Imagination Soup “Grasping the pages and pulling them apart will help children with their fine motor skills. The slide feature also allows the child to participate in the read-aloud by controlling the pacing of the surprises.” - CURLEDUPKIDS.COM on TAKE A LOOK, BUNNY and TAKE A LOOK, VROOM! “A nifty bit of engineering allows the pages of this board book to slide out, revealing animals and objects hiding within....a diverting game to discover what's hiding within the book's pages.” - PUBLISHERS WEEKLY on TAKE A LOOK, BUZZ
Liesbet Slegers (1975, Belgium) studied Graphics and Illustrations at the Saint-Lucas institute of Antwerp. She works as a fulltime graphic designer and illustrator. With her simple, recognizable style and vivid colours she knows how to attract the attention of every toddler. In her many books, Slegers frequently focuses on “the first experience of a toddler,” a time she characterized as “exciting but also very scary! I try to help them with my books,” she added, “and also try to give the parents or teacher some assistance!”