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01 April 2020

Bring farm animal fun to life with reusable felt play as every scene comes together!
Little farmers will love exploring 5 exciting farmyard scenes with 25 reusable felt pieces that stick to the pages again and again. From the cozy barn to the busy farm field, each page is packed with colorful illustrations and engaging text which inspire imaginative play and storytelling.
Move the hungry cows, chugging tractor, muddy pigs and naughty cat as children build each scene piece by piece. With counting, colors, shapes, sounds and new vocabulary to discover, you will have lots of hands-on fun whilst developing essential early learning skills.
Perfect for preschoolers and farm animal lovers alike, this interactive felt book makes an ideal gift for budding farmers aged 3+.
Features:
- Interactive felt play: Includes 25 reusable felt pieces and 5 colorful farmyard scenes for hours of hands-on fun.
- Learn through play: Encourages matching, counting, color and shape recognition, vocabulary, and early problem-solving skills.
- Reusable and mess-free: Soft felt pieces stick securely to the pages and can be repositioned again and again for endless play.
- Portable format: The perfect on-the-go companion for restaurants, vacations or plane rides.
- Perfect gift for little farmers: An engaging screen-free activity book for children aged 3+, ideal for birthdays, vacations and everyday learning.
New author Amber Lily added her charming, child-friendly voice to the world of children's publishing during an internship. Amber loves onomatopoeia, has an ear for rhyme and freely admits to sniffing the occasional book!
Dan Crisp lives in West Yorkshire, UK, with his wife Isabel and their children, Tom, Matilda and Caleb. As well as enjoying writing Dan is a professional illustrator and studied illustration in Sheffield and at The North East Wales Institute. He loves illustrating and enjoys karate, the outdoors, cycling and hiking.