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Peekaboo Barn
Nat Sims, Nathan Tabor
Board book (Candlewick Entertainment, Aug. 5, 2014)The best-selling app Peekaboo Barn is now a board book!Fans of the iconic toddler app Peekaboo Barn will welcome the tactile feel of this sturdy board with lots of flaps to lift. And for those who’ve never seen or played the app, the barn setting, adorable animals, and sound words make this a book for the very young that easily stands on its own. Includes a free app with purchase!
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Peekaboo
Rosemary Wells
Board book (Viking Books for Young Readers, May 28, 2009)The popular bunny siblings now appear in a brand-new board book series?but as their baby selves. Baby Max is mischievous as ever while he plays peekaboo. With lift-the-flaps novelty elements as well as eye-catching accents of foil or glitter, this irresistible board book will introduce the very youngest readers to the beloved bunny pair, who star in their own show on Nick Jr. and Noggin.
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Baby: Peekaboo!: .
DK Publishing
language (DK Children, Feb. 29, 2012)Perfect for reading aloud and encouraging early word recognition, these books are just right for babies who love to explore shapes and colors.Babies will find a cuddly teddy, a big-eyed frog, a fluffy rabbit, a shaggy dog, a smiling dolly, and other fun toys in Baby: Peekaboo!
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Peekaboo Baby!
Tiger Tales, Sarah Ward
Board book (Tiger Tales., March 1, 2016)Peekaboo, I see you! Join in the fun in this adorable first lift-the-flap book for Baby. With a surprise mirror at the end!
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Peekaboo!
Disney Book Group, Disney Storybook Art Team
Board book (Disney Press, Jan. 5, 2010)Take a peek at this new novelty title—lift-the-flaps and an attached plush give this board book loads of play value!In "Peekaboo, Baby!" babies can actually play peek-a-boo with the adorable soft toy attached to the book. And there’s a giant lift-the-flap on each spread for even more interactive fun. Tiny magnets in the paws of the soft toy make it possible for baby to actually play along with the story. So as baby lifts the flaps, she’s prompted to play peekaboo with the kitty under her chair, little brother in the tub, Mama standing by her bed, and so on. The combination of the unique “peekaboo” soft toy with the Lift-the-Flaps will have babies wanting to peek at this story over and over again.
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Peekaboo Bugs: Peekaboo Bugs
David A. Carter
Board book (Little Simon, June 1, 2002)Peekaboo -- lots to do! Where is the Yellow Bug? The Blue Bug? The Pink one? Turn the wheels to find out! David A. Carter's Bug fans will have tons of fun with the peekaboo surprises hidden under the 45 lift-the-flaps.
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Moo, Moo, Peekaboo
Jane Dyer
Board book (Random House Books for Young Readers, Jan. 1, 1898)None
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Peekaboo Bedtime
Rachel Isadora
Hardcover (Putnam Juvenile, May 1, 2008)A fun-loving toddler delights in entertaining his family, friends, and puppy with his special game throughout the day, in a charming companion to Peekaboo Morning.
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Peekaboo, Bunny!
Golden Books
Board book (Golden Books, Jan. 13, 2009)Peekaboo, Bunny! Babies will love to lift and peek under all the sturdy flaps in this sweet and simple interactive board book. Featuring the characters from Dorothy Kunhardt’s pat the bunny, this book is sure to become a favorite addition to every child’s first library.
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Peekaboo
Parragon Books
Board book (Parragon Books, Nov. 1, 2012)This simple rhyming book helps children read along and begin to identify and name key early words as they read and play their favorite game, peek-a-boo! Warm illustrations and easy concepts help very young learners develop self-awareness.
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Peek-A-Boo
Francesca Ferri
Hardcover (B.E.S. Publishing, May 1, 2005)It�s the first game that every baby learns to play, and this delightful book has peek-a-boo flaps on every one of its big, full-color illustrations. Lower the flap, and see a friendly animal�s face! With a little help from Mom or Dad, baby can play peek-a-boo with a cat, a dog, a cow, a hen, a pig, a duck, and a lamb. A surprise appears at the very end of the book in the form of a little boy who holds a teddy bear up to hide his face. But when baby lowers this flap, a mirror is uncovered. Baby is looking at his own laughing face!
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