In the Jungle - (High-Five Me) by Jess Hitchman (Board Book)

Book Synopsis

In the Jungle, meet an array of friendly, high-fiving jungle animals: tiger, chimpanzee, parrot, and sloth!

Upbeat rhyming text encourages babies and toddlers to lift the large flaps and high-five the animals hiding underneath. Featuring a mirror on the last page so little ones can see themselves in the story!

Learning to high-five is one of the most joyful milestones in a baby's development. Like clapping and waving, it's an exciting way to strengthen bonds with friends and family, celebrate happy moments, and let the world know you've arrived. High-Five Me: In the Jungle is a playful, interactive board book with bright, modern illustrations, familiar animals, easy-to-grab flaps, and a fun mirror, which children will love!

High-Five Me is an entertaining series of lift-the-flap board books that allows babies and toddlers to travel the world, high-fiving all of their favorite animals and imaginary friends. The final page of each book features a mirror and a child 's hand to high-five. This is a super fun ending and a way for the reader to feel part of the story and congratulate themselves for all their excellent high-fiving work! This book will be read again and again!

Also available in the High-Five Me series is At the Farm.

About the Author

Jess Hitchman has worked for youth and entertainment brands including Cbeebies, CBBC, Radio 1, XFM, MTV, and Nickelodeon. As a side project, Jess runs Oops Yay, a digital play studio. Her educational apps for preschoolers have been featured by Apple all over the world.

Carole Aufranc is an illustrator based near Murten Lake in Switzerland. She studied Illustration at the University of Lausanne and has a Masters in Children's Book Illustration from Cambridge School of Art. She creates work for various clients and mediums, such as children's books, stationery, magazines, and textiles. Her illustrations are created using a delicate handmade technique combining painted papercuttings and collage. Carole draws inspiration from her love for nature, nordic simplicity, and mid-century art.