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Along with "Touch and Feel Pets," this is one of the better books in the "Touch and Feel" series. The book offers a variety of textures, such as sandpaper to illustrate the adjective "rough" and some type of gooey substance to show "sticky." Other adjectives include "slippery" and "bumpy." All of the books in this series feature photographs rather than drawn illustrations.

I like the touch and feel aspect of the book. Unfortunately it was not done on each page.

I was looking for book with lots of textures for my son. He loves to touch the different surfaces and this was a great book. The colors are very vivid and there are lots of things to touch (scratchy, soft, silky, etc.).

I bought this book for my baby when he was 6 months old and he still shows the same excitement for it now at 12 months! In the beginning, I taught him to touch and feel the shapes and textures. Now he does it on his own and loves to turn the pages to see what's next. He especially loves the firefighter and "sticky cherries!" He enjoys the simple and colorful quality of the book. Since he's still too young and impatient for a story, this book is great. A great starter book for any baby and encourages conversation between the parent and child.