Little Learning Library : Very Hungry Ca

My 16 months Son loved it. Very small size. Perfect for his hands. He will open and point at picture. When I will tell the name, he will be very excited. One of his favorite toy. He also stared to resemble things with the outer world. Some pictures are not for small kids. Example - Ladybird, Cocoon, Beetles. However, books are a must buy as first books of your baby.

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These mini board books are delightfully cute and are just the right size for my 15-month-old's fingers. This product is a set of 4 books, one each about numbers, words, colors, and animal sounds. The illustrations are beautiful and the words and pictures are relevant to today's scenario. However, I wish the colors were brighter. The pages are thick enough to withstand a baby's rough use for some time. Overall, I am satisfied with the books because my baby often flips through the pages on his own and names some of the objects.

I am not very thrilled with this one. Most of the pictures are actually there in the bigger Touch and Feel book. So it feels like a bit of a rip off because my kid immediately recognised the illustrations from the bigger book and was fairly indifferent to it afterwards. Furthermore the book on colour is perhaps a bit too subtle for toddlers who need strong basic colours by way of introduction. However, I guess if you don't have the Touch and Feel book then you can go for this one with the caveat that the bigger book is much better than this collection.

My baby like it...

This is a nice book for your child. Unfortunately I felt that the book had a layer of chemicals on it. As our hands and mouth got bitter after touching and reading the book. I freaked out because my little baby tends to put her hands in her mouth.

I don't say this is bad product from Penguin but not a good one also. Book doesn't fit in Indian environment, i mean the book contents fewer pages with one picture on each page. And the pictures don't draw child's attraction. Though it's a best of the best creation by Eric Carl who runs Picture Museum in New York City and world famous illustrator of book The Hungry Caterpillar. I think interpretation of work may varies by country. I found some other board books by Indian publishers which suits my child more. Though it's a best and must have asset.

Looks very little after 1.5 years, they aren't flipping it often, might they'd have felt it's tiny..:)