As I mentioned in my last post, tiger tales (an imprint of ME Media, LLC) sent me some books to review. We are going to get started on these reviews with board books that are written and illustrated by Emily Bolam.
In Animals Go, a Touch, Look, and Learn! book, children ages 2 – 4 are introduced to animal movements. Using words like crawl, climb, and slide, your toddler will be entertained by the vibrant colors and textured pages.
Animals Talk, another book from the Touch, Look, and Learn! line uses the same bright and bold illustrations and textured pages to bring animal sounds to your toddler’s world. Buzz, moo and more fill the ten pages of this book that will delight your toddler and encourage him to explore the world of animals and the sounds they make.
Bolam has illustrated over 100 books for children for many different authors. In Animals Go and Animals Talk she proves why her artwork is so popular. These books are absolutely adorable. Even my six- and eight-year-old enjoyed touching the pages of this book and reading along.
You can check out Bolam’s website for more of her work. Previously released books in this series include: Colors and Counting.
Animals Go and Animals Talk are great books to entertain and educate your toddler.
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Animals Go:
Animals Talk:
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Hi Cherly,
I just added links to your blog on our facebook page. Are you a fan?
Elizabeth
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I am now! It’s great that you’re out there too.
Cheryl,
Wow, I am so very impressed. The pictures are so bright and beautiful. I can imagine how much fun it will be for a toddler to get his/her hands on these wonderful books. Thank you Cheryl for posting this great review.
Abundant Blessings your way.
Nicole Weaver
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Aren’t these great, Nicole. I am so impressed with them.
Thanks for stopping by.
Cheryl
Cheryl,
Great concept – using animals to encourage movement and sound. Wish I had a toddler to treat to books in this series.
Blessings,
J. Aday Kennedy
The Differently-Abled Children’s Author
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These books are really neat Jessica. I am going to donate mine to the Shriners Children’s Hospital.
Thanks for dropping in.
Cheryl
I’ll bet little kids will love those books, and learn from them, too.
Thanks for these reviews. I love the one that encourages movement!!
Thanks Jan and Kathy. It’s always wonderful when you stop in. Isn’t it great when you find good books you can share?
Cheryl
These books look like a lot of fun. I love the clear, colorful illustrations. Thanks for the heads up!
Alina
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These books look great for young children. I have a one-year-old and four-year-old grandsons and this is something I’ll put on my to get list.
One of tiger tales’ facebook fans posted that she and her toddler “read” these books while waiting on the potty. We love to hear these tips!
Elizabeth
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