Where's My Mommy?

This book follows a baby penguin searching for it's mommy. He meets a variety of animals and points out their original traits (teeth, feathers, etc) to notice that they are not his mommy. In addition to the penguin on the cover of the book, every picture of the penguin is fuzzy, including his mommy at the end. The tounge of the giraffe is also fuzzy. The illustrations are raised and invite the child to touch and feel the difference between the fuzzy and bumpy. Great for tactile learning. The illustrations are large and fill most the page. They are colorful and fun for children to look at. I love the artwork... very inviting. The pages are doubled up and extremely sturdy, not exactly a board book, but much stronger than regular paper. This book is a standard at our bedtime story reading. Often I find my 21 month old stroking the penguin and "talking" to him about finding his mommy. When she gets to the end where it shows his mommy and him together, she happily tells him there is his mommy. I love the book, I love how it opens a new world to my child. I love how she loves it.