NATIONAL TRUST: MY VERY FIRST SPOTTER’S GUIDE SERIES

National Trust: My Very First Spotter's Guides Series

by Kay Vincent (Author)

Format: Board book

Age 1 - 3 years

Publisher: Nosy Crow

Dimensions: 19.8 x 12.9 cm

 

An eye-catching new nature novelty series for babies that love spotting wildlife!

Featuring playful artwork packed with personality and tactile embossed covers, this series of My Very First Spotter’s Guides from the National Trust is perfect for little nature lovers.

Scan the Stories Aloud QR code on the back cover the read along with the story!

 

9781839949517  National Trust: My Very First Spotter’s Guide: I Spot a Snail

Even babies can be minibeast explorers! In fact, babies love noticing all kinds of animals in the wild and this fantastic new board book builds on that enjoyment with easy-to-lift card flaps and a stimulating question-and-answer text. Where do snails live? How big is a butterfly? How many legs does a spider have? Little ones will love joining in with the answers, while recognising five different minibeasts and lifting the flaps to find more hiding in the scenes.

 

9781839949500  National Trust: My Very First Spotter’s Guide: I Spot a Duck

Even babies can be birdwatchers! In fact, babies love noticing all kinds of animals in the wild and this fantastic new board book builds on that enjoyment with easy-to-lift card flaps and a stimulating question-and-answer text. What does a duck say? Where do seagulls live? What are baby owls called? Little ones will love joining in with the answers, while recognising five different birds and lifting the flaps to find more hiding in the scenes.

 

9781805132738  National Trust: My Very First Spotter’s Guide: I Spot A Rabbit

Even babies can be wildlife explorers! In fact, babies love noticing all kinds of animals out and about and this fantastic new board book builds on that enjoyment with easy-to-lift card flaps and a stimulating question-and-answer text. Where do rabbits live? What does a squirrel’s tail look like? What are baby foxes called? Little ones will love joining in with the answers, while recognising five different woodland animals and lifting the flaps to find more hiding in the scenes.