Puppy, Puppy Peekaboo

by Grace Habib

Overview

Playing peekaboo is proven to be the most effective way to make a baby laugh. 
 
In Puppy, Puppy PEEKABOO!, little ones' favorite game is brought to life with easy grab-and-pull mechanisms and a shiny mirror. 
 
Open the pages to reveal adorable puppies! With stunning illustrations by Grace Habib, punchy pantone colors to engage babies’ senses, and teach them about colors. This is a perfect gift for babies ages 6 months and older.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781914912771
Publisher:	Boxer Books
Publication date:	05/02/2023
Series:	Peekaboo Grab-and-Pull Books
Pages:	8
Sales rank:	1,028,037
Product dimensions:	7.00(w) x 7.00(h) x 0.50(d)
Age Range:	3 Months to 2 Years

About the Author

Grace Habib was born in the suburbs of Chicago to immigrant parents. Her mom is from Seoul, South Korea, and her father is from Beirut, Lebanon. Living with two different ethnic backgrounds, her life was enriched with art, food, and culture. Since she was a little girl, she has loved to draw animals all the time. Her parents encouraged her to follow her passion in art. From there, she graduated with honors with a BFA in Illustration from Columbus College of Art and Design. She worked as a kid's greeting card designer at American Greetings for over four years, and she is now freelancing. In her free time, she loves to find new places to eat and travel, and the cutest coffee shops nearby. She has two mini dachshunds named Olive and Copper.

Editorial Reviews

This is gratifying and sure to engage children in a tried-and-true and much beloved game.” —School Library Journal
 

From the Publisher

07/01/2023

PreS-K—Some of the pages are hidden, like pocket doors, within the pages of others. So when the puppy is seeking the hamster, readers have to pull two halves of the page open. "Peekaboo!" It's quite a surprise! Children will be anxious to close it up and try it again. Handles are provided to make it easier, and small creatures, such as a benevolent spider, look on with affection. A shy bunny, a grumpy cat, and more are similarly discovered. A mirror in the last scene allows readers a peekaboo moment, too. VERDICT This is gratifying and sure to engage children in a tried-and-true and much beloved game.

School Library Journal