The Game of Finger Worms
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| Verlag | Phaidon |
| Alter | ab 3 Jahre |
| Auflage | 2011 |
| Seiten | 14 |
| Format | 15,0 x 21,0 x 1,1 cm |
| Board Book | |
| Gewicht | 198 g |
| Artikeltyp | Englisches Buch |
| Reihe | Let's Play Games |
| EAN | 9780714860718 |
| Bestell-Nr | 71486071EA |
Introducing an exciting new series of board books that work like a game from the prince of pre-school books, Hervé Tullet. Published in numerous languages around the world, Lets Play Games! is a unique series of game books that inspire imagination and teach creativity. Accompanied by a variety of die cuts and treatments, Tullets deft illlustrations introduce pre-school children to numerous witty and interactive worlds. Absorbing and stimulating, these books are perfect for busy minds and little fingers!
Come and join the fun with master illustrator and author, Hervé Tullet!
Come and join the fun with master illustrator and author, Hervé Tullet!
Experience the magic of Hervé Tullet in The Game of Finger Worms, a title from his much-loved Let's Play Games series of interactive board books for readers aged 3-6 years.
This is an interactive game of finger puppets - draw two eyes and a mouth on the tip of your finger with a pen (make sure the ink isn't permanent first!) ... and there you have it, your very own finger worm to wriggle and squirm through the pages of the book.
The book features Tullet's unique hand lettering and a vibrant riot of illustrations. Beloved by children the world over since they first appeared in print, each book in this series works like a game, occupying busy minds and little fingers, and stimulating thought and imagination.
Ages 3-6
Rezension:
'Instantly engage the child from the very beginning ... it is clear to see that they go far beyond the realms of everyday books; enlightening, inspiring and exciting children.' - Family Fun Guide
'Hervé's work is a sumptuous visual assault to the eyes, a stylised celebration of colour, of pattern, of textures ... the brevity of text is precisely what brings the books to life.' - Junior
