“TouchWords: My day”
Author: Xavier Deneux
Age: 0-2 years
“Visual and tactile elegance that will appeal to eyes and hands.” — The New York Times
The Touchwords board book series brings essential concepts to life for babies and toddlers
Sturdy and interactive, these board books combine touch, sight, and sound to help children experience and learn about the world. By allowing the child to trace the raised letters of a simple word and then trace its corresponding object, these books foster critical early reading and language skills, all while delighting readers with bright and eye-catching illustrations.
With Touchwords: My Day, build vocabulary and explore the exciting possibilities of a day – from washing to playing to sleeping and everything in between.
Perfect for gifting at baby showers: This exquisitely designed board book is a beautiful addition to any baby’s shelf and provides an educational element as well.
“Fun for fingers, eyes, and minds.” — Publishers Weekly, starred review
| Dimensions | 22.8 × 17.7 cm |
|---|---|
| Age | 0- 3 years |
| Language | In English |
| Type | Picture books |
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