Books in Fit a Shape series

Alternating die-cut pages transform one featured shape into a vehicle with the flip of a page. A circle on a bicycle becomes a hot air balloon. A triangle becomes the sail on a sailboat, then a blade on a bulldozer. An oval is first a submarine, then the cab of a helicopter. Square becomes train, becomes truck. Rectangle becomes bus, becomes red wagon.

Turn the pagea tractor turns into a boat. Toddlers will love changing one thing into another as they learn to recognize circles, triangles, squares, ovals, rectangles, and crescents. This innovative and durable die-cut board book will provide hours of interactive play.Turn a train into a truck just by flipping the pages. Toddlers will delight in the transformations whilethey effortlessly learn to identify shapes.

These interactive books are perfect for engaging young minds and hands. Designed for children aged 2 years and older, Magic Windows introduces early-learning concepts with an interactive component, via a changing-picture mechanism that's fun and full of surprises. The die-cut pages of each sturdy board book, filled with exciting scenes and eye-catching illustrations, feature foils and acetate windows that seem to change magically. With a simple pull of a tab, the pictures become brilliant full-color images appearing on both sides of the page.

Fit-a-Shapes are better than ever! We've considered bookseller's and parent's constructive suggestions on how to improve our already popular Fit-a-Shape books, and are now relaunching this proven line of activity books for preschoolers in a totally redesigned format. A new, shrink-wrapped storage tray slips right into the front cover, providing a tidy place to store puzzles pieces when play is finished. Each interactive volume incorporates bright, three-dimensional pieces now with softly rounded, child-friendly corners - that fit flush into a matching die-cut shape on each page. Simple, appealing graphics and an activity-oriented concept mean that young children have lots of fun while making decisions, developing dexterity, and learning basic concepts.