Builder's Tool Kit
Will be published approx. on 13. August 2026
Book
Board book
6 pages
978-1-83555-191-2 (ISBN)
Description
Everyone will love helping the busy builders in this immersive creative play set, complete with integral board book and construction-themed puzzle pieces.
With three detailed scenes to look and laugh at in the utterly charming six-page board book, easy text to read, 20 sturdy cardboard puzzle pieces to discover and fit into the correct spaces in the right-hand pages, and a special place for independent puzzle-pieces play, Builder's Tool Kit will keep children aged 3 and up busy for hours.
The perfect creative play set to keep little ones absorbed and engaged, whilst conquering early learning picture-matching and puzzle-solving skills at the same time. Open up and play right away to let little imaginations fly!
With three detailed scenes to look and laugh at in the utterly charming six-page board book, easy text to read, 20 sturdy cardboard puzzle pieces to discover and fit into the correct spaces in the right-hand pages, and a special place for independent puzzle-pieces play, Builder's Tool Kit will keep children aged 3 and up busy for hours.
The perfect creative play set to keep little ones absorbed and engaged, whilst conquering early learning picture-matching and puzzle-solving skills at the same time. Open up and play right away to let little imaginations fly!
More details
Series
Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Gemini Books Group Ltd
Target group
Children/juvenile
Interest Age: From 1 to 3 years
Dimensions
Height: 240 mm
Width: 280 mm
Thickness: 38 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-83555-191-2 (9781835551912)
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Persons
Susie Linn graduated from Leeds University, UK, with a degree in Creative Arts, studying art and literature. She began her writing career as an author of children's non-fiction, under another name, later spreading her literary wings to write children's picture storybooks. Marine grew up on the French Riviera. After graduating in art in 2012, she moved to Montreal. Since then, travelling has been an important part of her life and an inspiration for her illustrations. Today, she lives in Bali, enjoying the warm weather, palm trees and the beach. She loves to create fun and lovable characters and to imagine colourful scenes, full of funny details to discover.