Puppies Chase

by Rebecca Glaser

Overview

"A sure toddler's delight."—Kirkus Reviews
 
Don't miss the delights of Kittens Pounce, Fish Swim, and Bunnies Hop!
"Who will play with me?" one sad puppy asks. He finds a puppy friend to play with, jumps in a pool to fetch a ball, and wants to do it all over again.
 
Combining charming photos of puppies at play with repeated sound effects and short sentences, this board book is a perfect recipe for inspiring little ones to read, play, and move. The simple photographs give even non-readers plenty to look at on their own, and caregivers and older siblings will enjoy sharing these with babies and toddlers.
 
Part of the Amicus Ink Board Books collection featuring pets, farm animals, vehicles, and wild animals.
 

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781681521961
Publisher:	Creative Company, The
Publication date:	08/22/2017
Series:	Amicus Ink Board Books Series
Pages:	14
Sales rank:	886,721
Product dimensions:	7.00(w) x 6.90(h) x 0.40(d)
Age Range:	2 - 4 Years

Editorial Reviews

2017-11-14
Simple sentences and charming photos of puppies at play make this a sure toddler's delight.This book, together with its simultaneously published companion volumes, Bunnies Hop, Fish Swim, and Kittens Pounce, will engage young readers with a combination of kinetic animal photography, repeated sound effects, and short sentences introducing concepts of play and locomotion. This volume and the one on kittens particularly capitalize on the similar interests their subjects share with toddlers, namely a love of play and motion. One plaintive-eyed pup stares out wistfully, wondering, "Who will play with me?" and then, on the next page, announces, "Here is my friend. Wag, wag!" as two terrier puppies wrestle playfully in a field. Kittens play with balls and yarn, chase bubbles, and satisfy their ceaseless curiosity exploring empty boxes. They also stretch and snuggle. The volume on fish introduces some directional vocabulary ("Swim up. Swim down. Swim all around") and does a creditable job of making the life of a fish seem exciting. The bunnies are adorable; they "hop," "sniff," and "munch," among other things. Each type of animal appears in solo action and with friends. The uncomplicated concepts and colorful pictures mean that young readers can enjoy these books both with and without a caregiver to read them aloud.Straightforward and accessible, this sturdy board book and its companions are aesthetically pleasing and designed for repeatability. (Board book. 1-3)

Kirkus Reviews