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Cute

Reviewed in Australia on 16 September 2021

Cute book. The pages are very busy (intended due to the story), but this means our toddler doesn't stop to look at the pages for too long like she does with more simply designed books.

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Stephanie

Very busy cluttered pictures

Reviewed in Australia on 3 July 2020

The idea behind this book seems great. But I find it way too busy. The butterflies and leaves don't look realistic. (E.g. semi circle for a leaf). I don't even know where to look, let alone a young child. He might like it when he's a bit older ?

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Carlos Curiel

Cute

Reviewed in Australia on 16 September 2021

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Cute book. The pages are very busy (intended due to the story), but this means our toddler doesn't stop to look at the pages for too long like she does with more simply designed books.

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Suzanne van Pamelen

A good teaching babies/toddlers book.

Reviewed in Australia on 19 December 2020

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My grandson enjoyed it

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Greg

Great children’s book

Reviewed in Australia on 28 July 2021

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Great children’s book

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♥️

Cute little peep-through book

Reviewed in Australia on 10 April 2021

Nice book. My little one's entertained. Just can't wrap my head around the 'shape of the pink leaves'. 😂

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Clacle

Pequeño, bonito y con muchos troquelados

Reviewed in Spain on 14 July 2020

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El formato es de muy buena calidad, tapas duras y páginas de cartón con muchos troquelados y relieves. Es algo pequeño, menor que un palmo. Las ilustraciones son preciosas y tiene muchos detalles de hojitas, flores, etc de la selva con colores muy vivos y alegres. La idea es buena: parece que el tigre se esconde detrás de una planta porque ves alguna parte de su cuerpo a través de los troquelados, pero pasas la página y es otro animal. Es divertido. A mi bebé de 17 meses aún no le llama mucho la atención. En las características no pone la edad recomendada, igual es para niños algo más mayores.