Our Animal Friends: A Look-Inside Book
No. of pages 14
Published: 2009
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"Our Animal Friends: A Look-Inside Book" by Fisher-Price explores the delightful world of animals through engaging visuals and interactive components. The book invites young readers to discover different animals and their habitats, encouraging curiosity and learning. Each page features colorful illustrations and fun facts, offering a glimpse into the lives of various creatures, from pets to wildlife. The interactive elements enhance the reading experience, promoting a connection between children and the natural world. This charming book is perfect for fostering an early love of reading and an appreciation for animal friends. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].
This book features in the following series: Fisher-Price, Fisher-Price Little People .
This book is aimed at children in preschool-kindergarten.
This book has been graded for interest at 2-5 years.
There are 14 pages in this book. This book was published in 2009 by David & Charles .
Matt Mitter is originally from Northwest Arkansas and now makes his home in New Jersey. He has written dozens of children's books, mostly in verse. After graduating from Cornwall School of Art & Design in 1982, illustrator Steve Cox went to work for a design firm, creating a variety of licensed characters, in particular those for Roland Rat, a British television series. In 1987 he established Primary Design, which quickly became the approved studio for the illustration and design of many well-known TV characters. After about five years, however, despite his success, he decided that the drawing board was more satisfying than running a company, and he returned to full-time illustration. Steve lives in Bath, England.
