Eco Baby Where Are You Penguin?: A Plastic-free Touch and Feel Book

Purchased for my grandsons winter onederland birthday party. It fit well into the theme and was enjoyedBeautiful pictures and colors, and sturdy book

Really cute board book.

The textures are the same On every. Single. Page. My baby is smarter than this, she’s bored!

Bought this at a thrift store, but it is such a cute book! Sturdy and fun for my girls to read!

This book is adorable Aesthetically, I love the way it looks, its colorful enough to catch my toddler's attention without being an eyesore.It feels sturdy but natural, I didn't miss the plastics so often included in touch and feel books and neither did my son or 8 month old. The slippery "ice" feel was an especially nice touch that we haven't felt before.The story is cute and easy to follow along. My son gets a kick out of narwhals so that was an added bonus. I look forward to adding more of this series to his collection of books.

"Where are you Polar Bear? is a fun book with hard cardboard colorful pages with drawings that kids will enjoy looking at. Besides being a delight, the book teaches about the icy artic, polar bears, seals, artic hares, walruses, and more. The book is fully recyclable.

Calling this a touch and feel book is a joke. There are the same 2 textures throughout the entire book. Crinkled cardboard and glossy cardboard. If the story were good it could have redeemed itself but sadly that’s not the case.

I thought the eco friendly factor of this makes it a very cool and unique book. The physical aspect of this book is different from other books we own and I would love to see more books doing the same. We’ve read this book to baby at night and although he is too small to understand but we enjoy reading it to him. The story might be too simple and dull for an older child but this made a great bedtime story for our baby.

Lovely book, I haven’t read it to my child yet as it’s a Christmas present, but I think she will love it. It has cut out sections and also corrugated card sections. The only thing I will say is that I misunderstood and thought it would have different “touch and feel” textures, but it is just the corrugated card and holes. I don’t think this takes anything away from the book, I’m just giving other people a heads up.

Absolutely love this book, bought as a gift for new parents. Lovely illustrations and colours, great feel to pages, perfect to read to a little one!

Bought as a gift for new parents with eco-conscious mind. Amazing with lovely illustration and nice feel to pages. Perfect!

A great plastic free touch and feel book, from a company (DK) you can trust to get a good read out of.The book is made out of heavy card, with corrugated parts to allow the child to feel, and holes for them to place their fingers in. It’s great that the holes line up with pictures on the other pages.Follow the story, feeling as you go along, looking for Koala 🐨. As you explore, you find all the wild animals of Australia, but can you spot Koala 🐨?A fun book for any toddler starting to read, or any parent wanting to read to little ones.

...'a plastic-free touch & feel book'.One in the DK series that currently includes: TIGER POLAR BEAR ...and...COMING SOON (at the time of writing): ELEPHANT PENGUIN ooOooIn this title we are looking for 'KOALA' as shown on the thick card front cover and meet some other creatures on the quest. There are open areas that peek through, and corrugated cardboard areas to touch, along with text that carries some useful information such as a ‘baby kangaroo is called a joey’ & wombats ‘leave their home at night’.The ‘rainbow lorikeets’ add a touch of more vibrant colour to the final scene.The current stock images above give an idea of the content.From the back cover:🐨 ‘Where are you Koala?Search the Australian forest for Koala in this plastic-free touch and feel book. Along the way, meet Koala’s friends, including Kangaroo and Wombat.But where could Koala be?’ooOooMeasuring around 20 cm square with rounded corners, the sturdy, matte finish board book has 6 double page spreads inside. At the foot of each page, the clear text is a good size with a question or two on the left-hand side, with a sentence or two in response on the right-hand side.The atmospheric illustrations from RACHAEL HARE are dotted around with different shaped, sturdy ‘cut-aways’ that see through to the page before & the next page.The 'touch & feel' areas are all textured in the same shade of a type of strong corrugated cardboard, i.e. 'ribbed'.[9 images attached © DK/2021] TIGERPOLAR BEARELEPHANTPENGUIN