Books with title What's In The Box? Lift-the-Flap Book

Flaps unfold with every turn of the page, showing hidden pictures that bring a special surprise to readers. Children will be delighted as they discover the rest of the story behind each fold, and parents will enjoy the opportunity to share these favorite Bible stories with their little ones.Contains all three books in the Lift–the–Flap series: The Shepherd and the Sheep, Noah’s Big Boat, and When Jesus Was Born. The large flaps on each page unfold the story and show the hidden image, making it easier to remember the story.

An interactive retelling of a classic fairy tale with flaps and peepholes, following the success of the bestselling Shhh! - will keep children hooked!There is no grass left and the goats are starving! On the other side of the river the fields are bursting with fresh green grass... but they need your help to get past the nasty troll!Based on The Three Billy Goats Gruff, children can lift the flaps and peep through the holes as they follow the adventure.Praise for Shhh!: 'This book is FANTASTIC for storytime with a group of children. It's great to read it with inflection, pretending to be scared of the giant and telling the kids to SHHH!' Goodreads reviewer'I have worked in a pre-school for 24 years and this is by far their favourite book. The children sit there quietly and as you read the book they are hooked!' Amazon reviewer

What Do You See? Just lift the flap to see what's inside with this adorable, interactive board book about children's creative imaginations. What do you think a boy might be imagining when he looks in the mirror? Or what a girl might be picturing in the clouds outside her window? You can guess, but you'll have to lift-the-flap to find out for sure. What Do You See? combines light, rhyming text with fun flaps for an interactive board book experience that will leave toddlers ready for more. This charming guessing game is a great way for parents and kids to share some giggly bonding time while kids try to guess what other children might be imagining in the world around them.