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Things That Go
Fiona Watt
Hardcover (Usborne Pub Ltd, Oct. 31, 2003)This baby jigsaw book includes four two-piece jigsaws with touchy-feely patches on every page. It introduces the very young to recognition skills, first sensory experiences and the fun topics of pets, farm animals and things that go.
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Dinosaur
F. Watt, R. Wells
Hardcover (Usborne Pub Ltd, Jan. 31, 2005)A brand-new large-format touchy-feely book from Usborne's flagship Touchy-feely series, which has sold over half a million books worldwide. On every page a simple text compares dinosaurs - detailing enormous and tiny dinosaurs, a lone dinosaur and a group of dinosaurs, lumpy tails and bumpy heads, as well as slow and fast dinosaurs and carnivorous and vegetarian dinosaurs. The book uses basic language and simple, colourful illustrations of bright and friendly dinosaurs to introduce children to books and reading, whilst offering plenty of things to look at as well as lots of touchy-feely textures. Illustrated by Rachel Wells, this book follows on from the incredible success of the best-selling Touchy-feely That's not my...series.
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Kittens: Touchy Feely
Fiona Watt
Board book (Usborne Pub Ltd, Jan. 1, 2002)What do kittens like doing? Every double page in this board book features lots of different textures to feel, such as fluffy ears, velvety tummies and squashy noses. The combination of simple text and illustrations is designed to help very young children develop sensory and language awareness.
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Oscar Otter Touch and Feel Board Book
A.J. Wood, Maurice Pledger
Board book (Templar Publishing, Sept. 15, 2001)None
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Diggers
F. Watt, Rachel Wells
Hardcover (Usborne Pub Ltd, Sept. 30, 2002)None
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That's Not My Bunny: Its Tail Is Too Fluffy
Fiona Watt, Rachel Wells
Board book (Usborne Pub Ltd, Jan. 1, 2001)Young readers may touch various surfaces on rabbits that are not the one someone is looking for, until at last the right one appears.
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Touchy-Feely 123
Cecilia Johansson
Board book (Usborne Pub Ltd, June 1, 2008)Introduces the concept of counting by allowing young readers to touch and feel one through ten animals on each page.
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Kittens
F. Watt, R. Wells
Board book (Usborne Pub Ltd, Sept. 30, 2001)What do kittens like doing? Every double page in this board book features lots of different textures to feel, such as fluffy ears, velvety tummies and squashy noses. The combination of simple text and illustrations is designed to help very young children develop sensory and language awareness.
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This Is My Monster
Sam Taplin, Masumi Furukawa
Board book (Usborne Pub Ltd, Dec. 1, 2008)Young readers can touch textured patches to feel a monster's furry ears, shiny nose, fluffy tail, and fuzzy tummy, and press a button to hear the monster roar. On board pages.
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