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|author=Seb Braun

|title=The Tiger Prowls: a pop-up book of wild animals

|rating=4

|genre=For Sharing

|summary=It's a hardback book with a striking cover and when you open it, don't expect endpapers or gentle introductions: as you lift the cover, the tiger of the title appears:

''The tiger prowls, stalking through the jungle.''<br>

''Paw after heavy paw crunches on the forest floor.''

|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1471122158</amazonuk>

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{{newreview

|author=Rob Biddulph

|summary=Children grow up fast enough without encouraging your baby to drive a car, but this has not stopped ‘‘Busy Baby’’ as he is behind the wheel of a roadster that has a lovely feel to it. Try and keep up with Baby as he takes you on a trip across the rolling hills to a land full of animals of all textures. Baby Racers and lions? Sounds like a recipe for disaster to me, thankfully this is all part of a ‘‘Baby Touch’’ range of books.

|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0723299072</amazonuk>

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~~{{newreview~~

~~|author=Britta Teckentrup~~

~~|title=Take a Square~~

~~|rating=4~~

~~|genre=For Sharing~~

|summary=Sometimes it is hard to determine who is enjoying reading a sharing book the most; the adult or the child. A book can look great, or have an interesting art style that draws the mature reader in, but does the baby care? Unless it is colourful with plenty going on, toddlers are not really bothered that their mum or dad are getting a fun nostalgia blast from the book. If you are going to design a book for youngsters, first make sure that it appeals to them and then think about the parent later.

~~|amazonuk=<amazonuk>191027707X</amazonuk>~~

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