About this item
Highlights
- From the creator of the New York Times Best Illustrated Children's Book Little Red, These Are My Rocks is the perfect picture book for children who love collecting.
- 2-7 Years
- 11.1" x 9.5" Hardcover
- 32 Pages
- Juvenile Fiction, Concepts
Description
About the Book
Join the narrator, as they proudly introduce the reader to their prized collection, featuring BIG things to small things ... and spiky things to wobbly things! Each page is bursting with humor, and they are interactive too, with children encouraged to interact with the book, with invitations to point, make noises, clap their hands and think about what they could collect.. Interactive books engage young children and capture their natural curiosity and These Are My Rocks encourages the development of important early-learning skills such as listening, choosing, matching, counting, and moving by playing on the theme of interaction. These Are My Rocks is stylish, humorous, inclusive and utterly engaging ... and a celebration of children's love of collecting.Book Synopsis
From the creator of the New York Times Best Illustrated Children's Book Little Red, These Are My Rocks is the perfect picture book for children who love collecting.
Join the narrator, as they proudly introduce the reader to their prized collection, featuring BIG things to small things ... and spiky things to wobbly things! Each page is bursting with humor, and they are interactive too, with children encouraged to interact with the book, with invitations to point, make noises, clap their hands and think about what they could collect.. Interactive books engage young children and capture their natural curiosity and These Are My Rocks encourages the development of important early-learning skills such as listening, choosing, matching, counting, and moving by playing on the theme of interaction.
These Are My Rocks is stylish, humorous, inclusive and utterly engaging ... and a celebration of children's love of collecting.
Review Quotes
"The joys of collecting, artfully conveyed."
--Kirkus Reviews"Woollvin's celebration of the art of collecting, and how children are fascinated by picking up rocks, acorns and toy cars, is now out in paperback."
--The BooksellerAbout the Author
Bethan Woollvin graduated from the Cambridge School of Art with a First Class Degree in Illustration. She has since made a name for herself with dark and witty twists on traditional stories. Her fractured fairy tale, Little Red, was named a New York Times Best Illustrated Children's Book. Bethan lives in England.