Product Description

The new edition of this ever-popular title in the bestselling "Usborne Touchy-Feely" series, which boasts over 2 million sales worldwide. The enduring appeal of Rachel Wells' charming illustrations, the opportunity to interact with a variety of different textures and the gentle humour of the simple, yet appealing text ensures that these books are pre-school classics. This book is sure to appeal to the imaginations of very young children, as they interact with the cute kittens featured on each spread, which are complete with rough paws, fuzzy tongue and fluffy tummy. The descriptive text and touchy-feely pages will promote sensory awareness and language development in very young children.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1490 in Books
• Published on: 2006-03-28
• Original language: English
• Binding: Board book
• 6 pages

Customer Reviews

My daughters favourite
This book is brilliant.
We have piles of board books, but this is the only one with pages thick enough for my 7 month old to turn herself. She will lie on the floor and turn the pages while I read the text for her, and we have much fun feeling all the feely patches.
I recommend this one to anyone with tiny folk at home!

Very good value for money
Bought with my soon to be 1 year old great-niece in mind as she is getting to the curious stage and is soaking up all information like a sponge. The range of Usborne touchy feely books are well worth the money. They are colourful and have a range of different textures that help children develop language and sensory awareness. They are also pretty sturdy and can tolerate the odd bit of chewing from a teething child! I think they are great and have bought several from the range which comprises Angel, Bear, Bunny, Car, Dinosaur, Dolly, Dragon, Fairy, Frog, Kitten, Lion, Mermaid, Monkey, Monster, Penguin, Pirate, Plane, Pony, Princess, Puppy, Reindeer, Robot, Santa, Teddy, Tractor, Train, Truck and Polar bear due to be published in August

A firm favourite
I bought this book when my daughter was just a couple of months old, she's now 16 months and it's still one of her favourites! The pages are really think so easy for even young babies to turn. I also have That's Not My Baby (which they do in boy and girl versions) and she loves that too.