Books in What's In My? series

What's in My House? is a chunky, slide-and-find board book with sliders, flaps, and colorful artwork for toddlers to reveal hidden surprises on every page. Each page features kooky characters in a different room of the house, and includes a fun flap to lift and a chunky slider to open. Toddlers will enjoy finding out what's hiding in the fridge, who's napping in the cupboard, and what’s splashing about in the bathroom. The sturdy mechanisms are fun to open and ideal for little hands to use.Note: When you face difficulty in opening the slots , it is required slight movement and/or using your fingernail to break the score on the tab to get it started but after that it moves freely (as expected). Also available: What's in My Truck?

Roger Priddy's Lift-the-Flap: Nursery Rhymes is a chunky board book with colorful, beautifully illustrated artwork and large flaps that reveal lots of fun surprises.Each page features kooky characters in a classic nursery rhyme, and includes a fun flap to lift. Children will love finding the mouse in Hickory Dickory Dock, seeing the cow jump over the moon, and finding out what happens to Jack and Jill in this delightfully charming book.Illustrated by Craig Shuttlewood.

With kooky characters to find and surprises hiding on every page, your little one will have lots of fun exploring What’s in My House? This extended edition has seven places to explore, with a flap to lift and slider to open on each illustrated double-page spread. Toddlers will enjoy finding out who's hiding in the fridge, what's sleeping in the cupboard, and who’s splashing about in the bathroom. The chunky mechanisms are fun to use and ideal for little hands.

What's in My Truck? has an interesting novelty to lift and slide on every spread. This extended edition has seven vehicles to explore, and children will have fun finding out what's hiding inside every truck. From a tractor to a dump truck, a fire truck to a garbage truck, there's lots to see and funny things to spot in each illustrated scene. The chunky pages are easy to turn and the flaps and sliders will encourage hand-eye coordination skills.