Product Description

Booo!

Have a happy Halloween with Cheerios! Children can place their own Cheerios in the recessed spaces to add glasses to black cats, buckles to witches' hats, and complete other spook-tacular scenes.

Tasty, interactive holiday fun!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #434259 in Books
• Published on: 2001-09-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Board book
• 14 pages

Features

• ISBN13: 9780689846847
• Condition: NEW
• Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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From Publishers Weekly
The Cheerios Halloween Play Book by Lee Wade encourages youngsters to reach for the cereal to complete the pictures of black cats with glasses and ghosts shouting "Boo."

Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information, Inc.

Customer Reviews

A little story . . . .
I can't believe my first Amazon review is about a kids' book that touts a product! For the most part, I try to keep my kid away from all-too rampant marketing.

Anyway, the grandparents gave my now 20-month-old daughter this little book for Halloween and since then we've had it out a few times when she eats Cheerios (or the generic variety of same). Today as I was getting ready for work, my little one was sitting on the counter, noticed the Cheerios box and wanted some. I poured a few on the counter, after which she immediately said "down" and "book". I figured she was just being her fickle toddler self, so I let her down off the counter. She went running off to her room and emerged a few minutes, and thud noises, later with this book! I was pretty impressed that she made the association and riffled through all her other books to retrieve this one.

She does stick the Os in the little holes, but not perfectly. She seems to like the book okay, it is not a favorite, but obviously she has a fun little contextual association between it and O-shaped cereal!

Cheerios Halloween Play Book
The Cheerios play books are favorites of mine, as gifts for toddlers. Their purpose, as my daughter pointed out, is to encourage children to eat more Cheerios, which they do! However, they also have fun and do a little learning along the way. How often is a child allowed to play with food, after all? There are simple illustrations on durable pages, with opportunities for matching, counting, and learning shapes. Small motor dexterity can be practiced, to place the Cheerios into the shallow recesses of the pages to create buttons on costumes, glasses on a cat, etc. This book is a good take-along size to fit into a tote bag (with some Cheerios, of course) for entertainment. Friends I've given this to say that their children really enjoy it!

great book
This is a fun interactive book for my toddler. He loves to fill in the blanks w/ his cheerios, and it helps to keep him busy/distracted for a long time!