Reviews
The space picture is real and wonderful. A 12-month-old was initially unfamiliar with the space picture, and now he's very good at it.
And we see the universe in a real way. It's a big, colorful color that attracts attention. It's a good number of months to tear and not go to the mouth.
And I think it's really interesting to see this book, and I think they've been able to look at it and wonder more about the universe, and it'll help them learn a lot with the popbook.
A wonderful experience to tell a child the wonders of the infinite universe. He's from a distant star in the universe.
He bought it because he was interested in space. You really like it. It's pop-up and easy to write, so it's a great book for 31 months to read to your child.
And he bought it because he was interested in space, and he was really interested in popbooks themselves, but they're still hard to read. I'll read it for a long time!
And the pop-up drum, too, is a ersvourbon. "The World of the Universe," which is a book that comes in full swing, has three pages from rockets to objects, so that the child gets stuck in it. 3, 2, 1 fired! The first one, the rocket launch, captured his son's eye, was so excited that if you slowly passed the page, it would fly up into the sky. It's a three-dimensional pop-up drum that gives the child much more concentration than when you look at a flat drawing book. And when I look at this
The osborne books, which are very simple and color-making, design-and-information descriptions, are a book that I really love. This time, we've had a great opportunity to get you the new Osborne #Snit-like pop-up universe. So, I love that you can show it in connection with an existing book. And it's a different form of popbook than the existing space book, which is probably going to help us develop more curiosity and cognitive skills. Every time you turn over the book, you're alive, and you've
# The first time I'll show my child the book #squio; space &rgu;. If you think about how to teach a child difficult knowledge of space, easy and fun, I recommend the Earthbone's flash pop-up book universe. And as soon as I opened it, I saw a rocket that was launched on pop-up and I heard the "Slqueo" -- and we were like, "Uu-&rku!". I loved it so much to have a cute illustration of the universe in real life every time I went through one. It's not so much about the universe as it is about one
And from the very first chapter, we had a rocket launch, and we were really surprised to turn it over. The picture is very three-dimensional and the environment of the moon, Mars, and all kinds of other objects is so different that he loves it! It's amazing to see you as an adult.
Laura Cowan: Surprise Pop-up Book Space
Open the bookcase, and the rocket will rise to the sky! The space pilot walks on the moon, and the International Space Station floats on the Earth. Mars Rovers travel through the red desert and take pictures. Let's look at what planets the space probe passes across the solar system. We can glimpse the mysterious and exciting universe! Play with your baby like this! Turn the bookcase slowly. Every time you go over the pages, rockets, space pilots, and other objects live in three dimensions. It's a three-dimensional image that captures the baby's eyes, and it stimulates concentration and interest in reading. Simple, light sentences, spoken words, and the tare give a baby a sense of language and vocabulary. You can read it to yourself so you can feel the vividness of it and you can get a lot more pleasure in reading it. The characteristics of the various heavenly bodies are well represented in the vivid picture. like the moon, Mars, and other objects that are in the environment, we can talk about how they're different from the Earth and we can develop the capacity for expression.
Korean title: 깜짝깜짝 팝업북 우주
Korean author: 로라 코완
Korean publisher: 어스본코리아
ISBN-13: 9791190896818
Reviews
The space picture is real and wonderful. A 12-month-old was initially unfamiliar with the space picture, and now he's very good at it.
And we see the universe in a real way. It's a big, colorful color that attracts attention. It's a good number of months to tear and not go to the mouth.
And I think it's really interesting to see this book, and I think they've been able to look at it and wonder more about the universe, and it'll help them learn a lot with the popbook.
A wonderful experience to tell a child the wonders of the infinite universe. He's from a distant star in the universe.
He bought it because he was interested in space. You really like it. It's pop-up and easy to write, so it's a great book for 31 months to read to your child.
And he bought it because he was interested in space, and he was really interested in popbooks themselves, but they're still hard to read. I'll read it for a long time!
And the pop-up drum, too, is a ersvourbon. "The World of the Universe," which is a book that comes in full swing, has three pages from rockets to objects, so that the child gets stuck in it. 3, 2, 1 fired! The first one, the rocket launch, captured his son's eye, was so excited that if you slowly passed the page, it would fly up into the sky. It's a three-dimensional pop-up drum that gives the child much more concentration than when you look at a flat drawing book. And when I look at this
The osborne books, which are very simple and color-making, design-and-information descriptions, are a book that I really love. This time, we've had a great opportunity to get you the new Osborne #Snit-like pop-up universe. So, I love that you can show it in connection with an existing book. And it's a different form of popbook than the existing space book, which is probably going to help us develop more curiosity and cognitive skills. Every time you turn over the book, you're alive, and you've
# The first time I'll show my child the book #squio; space &rgu;. If you think about how to teach a child difficult knowledge of space, easy and fun, I recommend the Earthbone's flash pop-up book universe. And as soon as I opened it, I saw a rocket that was launched on pop-up and I heard the "Slqueo" -- and we were like, "Uu-&rku!". I loved it so much to have a cute illustration of the universe in real life every time I went through one. It's not so much about the universe as it is about one
And from the very first chapter, we had a rocket launch, and we were really surprised to turn it over. The picture is very three-dimensional and the environment of the moon, Mars, and all kinds of other objects is so different that he loves it! It's amazing to see you as an adult.
