Whose Eyes?

by Kristina Jones, Kristina Jones (Illustrator)

Overview

In these charming board books for the youngest of future readers, author—illustrator Kristina Jones uses textured black—and—white art to show familiar backyard animals. Each spread poses a question, and the answer is revealed in a peek—a—boo style when the page is turned. The high—contrast art helps babies focus, and spots of color highlight the featured body parts. Do you see those eyes? Whose eyes are they've In this charming board book for the youngest of future readers, author—illustrator Kristina Jones uses textured black—and—white art to show familiar backyard animals, including a mouse and a frog and ending with a human baby. Each spread poses a question, and the answer is revealed in a peek—a—boo style when the page is turned. The high—contrast art helps babies focus, and spots of blue highlight eyes. A great baby shower gift for new parents to read with their little ones.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798889880004
Publisher:	The Creative Company
Publication date:	03/04/2025
Pages:	20
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 6.00(h) x (d)
Age Range:	2 - 4 Years

Editorial Reviews

"These books serve as excellent resources for families and teachers looking to build vocabulary and encourage engagement through repeated patterns and content throughout the text." —Children's Literature

Perfect for newborns with its bold black—and—white illustrations, this whimsical board book provides an engaging first look at animals. The multimedia art has a textured pattern that may not be discernible to newborns but will be interesting for older babies and toddlers. A fun game of peekaboo with common animals, such as a chickadee, mouse, bunny, and frog, provides a way to learn vocabulary through play. An electric blue color highlights the word eyes throughout the text and provides the eye color for the animals, thus linking the word to the object. Rhymes and repetition throughout the book will also help with language acquisition. 

Whose eye is it? This simple question encourages young children to engage in conversation about the eyes presented in the book, with the answer revealed in a fun peek—a—boo style upon turning the page. Through this repeating interactive format, learners are exposed to opportunities to practice oral language skills while learning about some commonly observed animals, such as the chickadee, mouse, and frog. Each of these animals is presented within a familiar setting for the child. This text is part of the "Who’s Hiding" series, designed to engage infants and toddlers about common body parts. These books serve as excellent resources for families and teachers looking to build vocabulary and encourage engagement through repeated patterns and content throughout the text. Each board book features high—contrast, textured black and white illustrations, accented with a bold splash of color—blue, in this case. With durable pages and captivating content, this text comes highly recommended for families and classroom libraries catering to infants and toddlers. 

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