Little Chunkies: Animals in the Wild

A beautiful picture book with rhyming text introducing babies to animals they can find in the wilderness.

Can you see the elephant taking a bath in the sea? Or the tiger prowling through the forest?
It's time to get drawn further into the wilderness and meet the fascinating creatures that live there!

Wave at the jungle monkeys swinging, join in with the squawking toucans and uncover the many other charming animals that live in the wild, all in this colourful, interactive board book. While little ones marvel at our different jungle friends, the charming, rhyming text makes this the ideal book for helping toddlers identify names and find their first words. With raised elements on the page for curious fingers to follow and plenty of bright colours and fun patterns to point to, this is the perfect hands-on introduction to wildlife that children and adults alike will enjoy!

Adventure awaits your little one as they

- Ten delightfully illustrated pages featuring bright colours and eye-catching patterns.
- Simple, age-appropriate rhyming text perfect for reading aloud.
- Beautiful die-cut elements on the cover and kiss-cut and raised elements on the page.
- Chunky board book with tough pages, safe for babies to chew on.

A board book that will engage little ones time and time again, Little Animals in the Wild will make a lovely addition to any little animal-lovers bookshelf. Ideal for 0-3 year olds, the beautiful and simple tactile introduction to favorite wild animals and their behaviors will enthrall early learners, as they are taken on an exciting tour of the jungle. A recent study suggests that rhyming helps babies and children learn about words, sounds and language formation, as well as making their first reading experience enjoyable. The simple kiss-cut and raised elements that kids can touch and feel are perfect for babies to engage with, capturing their attention and sparking excitement. Young children also learn through their senses, so the addition of tactiles will support their discovery of wilderness friends.