Eric Hill's Interactive Spot the Dog Peekaboo Book

Annie: Livre en carton rigide, illustrations simples et colorées, phrases courtes pour garder l’attention des jeunes enfants. Les petites portes à ouvrir sont intéressantes pour les enfants. Vraiment adorable

Canada on Feb 10, 2023

Sam: Such a great book for kids who like to lift the flap! Very sturdy and high quality, super cute illustrations. So much to talk about and point to on each page. My son loves Steve the monkey in particular and gives him a kiss every time he lifts the flap- that alone is worth the purchase price!

United States on Dec 14, 2022

Fountain: Got this for €3 and free delivery..used one with a very little damage on the outer back cover..
But the pages inside are fresh as new and so attractive. Baby loves it

United Kingdom on Mar 25, 2022

Starseed: Bigger and more hardwearing than smaller books.

United Kingdom on Feb 20, 2022

phyllis lumsden: He likes it, so I’m happy. He’s 14 months old

United Kingdom on Nov 29, 2021

Maria: My grandson love the book.

United States on Aug 01, 2021

Salem Traveler: Granddaughters favorite book since she was 9 months old. Have to read it everyday to her.

United States on May 31, 2021

SuzieQ.: Sturdier than many other of the flap books in this series!! Toddlers love it!!

United States on Apr 16, 2021

Gavcwc: This is a great board book for smaller babies/tots

Unlike some of the smaller Spot books which have lift up tabs that are easily ripped- all the "moving" parts of this book are thick card and very robust. You risk them being bent the wrong way but very unlikely to tear.

The only slight downside of being thick card is that there are less pages, so it's reasonably short.

United Kingdom on Jan 10, 2018

timtam: I have numerous Spot books. When I first got this book I actually hated it. As it says on the cover it is a "lift the flap" peekaboo book. It is so simple and slightly dated in its feel, I almost returned it. Then, my 11 month old fell for this book... he is crazy about peekaboo, he is just learning to turn pages, and I really only let him turn pages on board books. Even the majority of Spot books are slightly crumbled by his rough handling of the flaps. Not this book, its "lift the flap" is also made of board, so there's no way he can damage it... plus its the whole page that moves...(it folds out sort of like a map). Now he loves it, which makes me enjoy it much more... even if every animal has the most mundane names... Steve the Monkey, Helen the Hippo, Tom the Alligator... whatever.

United States on Dec 31, 2017