Pat the Puppy (Pat the Bunny) (Touch-and-Feel)
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| Rating | : | 4.69 (543 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 030712004X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 20 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-06-14 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
MarinaGirl said Not the best. This book is what other reviewers have said-it's small and it's not really suitable for young kids. My one year old ripped this book apart in five minutes (yes I was sitting with her reading it). The pop up's are fun-but not really great for young kids who pull too hard, etc. We'll stick with pat th. audrey frances said Not the best of the series. We have "Pat the Bunny", "Pat the Cat", "Pat the Pony" and this book, "Pat the Puppy". I would say that this is not as interesting to our child as "Pat the Bunny" and "Pat the Cat", but it is better than "Pat the Pony".Tom and Sarah visit their grandparents. First they pat the puppy. The tabs are st. You can not give this book to your kids because Amazon Customer You can not give this book to your kids because its not safe! The book falls apart! The quality is terrible
An adorable interactive tale from the pat the bunny collection.
Ages 18 mos.-3 yrs. After their snack, the children sit in a rocking chair (which moves back and forth via a tab) and watch a videotape of themselves as infants: a cardboard wheel set into the page rotates, revealing an assortment of baby pictures. Sure to engage its audience's senses, this volume is as sweet-natured as its predecessors. While the look and sound of the 1940 classic certainly served as the model for this volume's soothing, sparsely worded text and its simple, cheerful artwork, the mores and technology of the present day make themselves known. From Publishers Weekly Kunhardt ( Pat the Cat ) expands upon the tradition begun by her mother, Dorothy Kunhardt, creator of Pat the Bunny . The book's final spread features less new-fangled technology: when the children return home, their puppy signal