Feeding Time Books
- By Carly Madden
- Board Book
Hungry Animals
The safari animals are hungry! Choose what to feed each pop-up animal in this fun and innovative interactive board book for kids.
In Hungry Animals, children are presented with a series of bright and funny wild animals, each with their mouth wide open (a v-fold pop-up), eagerly awaiting a tasty treat.
The child can choose a 'dangly' food item (hanging from the spine of the book) to feed to each animal. The hungry giraffe might want to munch on a crisp, green leaf but wouldn't it be funny to give her monkey's tasty banana instead? What would monkey say about that?
They can choose to either pick the correct food to give each animal or can engage in 'silly play' by offering knowingly inappropriate foods to each character.
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Hungry Farm
Hungry Farm is a fun, interactive board book in which children can choose what to feed the pop-out farm animals - pick from four 'dangly' food items, hanging from the spine of the book.
Cow, Sheep, Chicken, and Pig are all hungry, but what will you feed them? In this innovative title, you get to decide!
The animals wait with with their mouths open (a cleverly designed v-fold pop-up), eagerly awaiting a tasty treat. Children can choose which snack (a 'dangly' hanging from the spine of the book) they will feed to each animal.
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Hungry Jungleย
Hungry Jungle is a fun, interactive board book in which children can choose what to feed the pop-out jungle animals - pick from four 'dangly' food items, hanging from the spine of the book.
Gorilla, Toucan, Frog and Sloth are all hungry, but what will you feed them? In this innovative title, you get to decide!
The animals wait with with their mouths open (a cleverly designed v-fold pop-up), eagerly awaiting a tasty treat. Children can choose which snack (a 'dangly' hanging from the spine of the book) they will feed to each animal.
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Peckish Pets
The pet animals are hungry! Choose what to feed each pop-up animal in this fun and innovative interactive board book for kids.
In Peckish Pets, children are presented with a series of bright and funny pet characters, each with their mouth wide open (a v-fold pop-up), eagerly awaiting a tasty treat.
The reader can choose a 'dangly' snack (hanging from the spine of the book) to feed to each animal. Hungry dog might want to chomp on a bone but wouldn't it be funny to give her cat's tasty fish treat instead? What would dog say about that?
They can choose to either pick the correct food to give each animal or can engage in 'silly play' by offering knowingly inappropriate foods to each character.