C is for Construction
An Interactive Alphabet Book
Will be published approx. on 23. February 2027
Book
Board book
26 pages
978-1-6643-5264-3 (ISBN)
Description
This innovative, interactive trace-and-flip book for children ages 2-5 is filled with fun construction objects and scenes and is the perfect companion book to Tiger Tales' best-selling A is for Apple book of the alphabet.
Explore the world of construction and the alphabet with this innovative trace-and-flip book! Using their finger, children can trace each grooved letter to learn its shape, then open the flap on each page to see the construction-themed object or scene underneath. Readers will learn each letter as they trace the alphabet, as well as practice hand-eye coordination as they open and close the flaps.
Explore the world of construction and the alphabet with this innovative trace-and-flip book! Using their finger, children can trace each grooved letter to learn its shape, then open the flap on each page to see the construction-themed object or scene underneath. Readers will learn each letter as they trace the alphabet, as well as practice hand-eye coordination as they open and close the flaps.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
MO
United States
Target group
Children/juvenile
US School Grade: Up to Kindergarten, Interest Age: From 2 to 5 years
Dimensions
Height: 210 mm
Width: 146 mm
Weight
141 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-6643-5264-3 (9781664352643)
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Persons
Aimee Knight works in children's publishing and lives with her husband in the Surrey Hills, UK. Her favorite things include reading, drinking tea, and going on long walks in the countryside.
Summer Macon was born in a little bitty town in the wild west of southern New Mexico. She quickly became known as the girl who would doodle on every piece of paper in class and write notes on her homework to her teacher proclaiming her name was now "Tiger" (and yes, would actually sign her papers that way). She now goes by her real name and lives in an even smaller itty bitty town (population 32) in an even wilder place in southern Colorado with her husband and two goofy dogs on their cute little 2-acre farm.
Summer Macon was born in a little bitty town in the wild west of southern New Mexico. She quickly became known as the girl who would doodle on every piece of paper in class and write notes on her homework to her teacher proclaiming her name was now "Tiger" (and yes, would actually sign her papers that way). She now goes by her real name and lives in an even smaller itty bitty town (population 32) in an even wilder place in southern Colorado with her husband and two goofy dogs on their cute little 2-acre farm.