Product Description

The Sliding Surprise books are proven best-sellers, with over one million copies sold! The four new titles, Who's Bugging You? Who's Hatching? Who's In The Sea? and Who's There? are now available! Stock up on these time-tested, interactive kid-pleasers. The only thing we've let slide is the price!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #249856 in Books
• Published on: 2003-11-24
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Board book
• 12 pages

Features

• ISBN13: 9780843105988
• Condition: NEW
• Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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About the Author
Charles Reasoner has created and illustrated many best-selling children's books, including our own extremely successful Halloween Glow Books, Bites, and Mini Bites.

Customer Reviews

Fun and educational book:
You read, "Who's that scratching to get out?" Then you pull the page out and out comes an alligator. Everything from a chick to a platypus is hatching in this book. The illustrations are delightful and complement the simple text. I highly recommend it to parents of young children and teachers. I used it with my kindergarten class when I taught a unit on animals that hatch from eggs. The children loved it and so did their teacher. Mr. Reasoner has a winner here! Only suggestion I might have is you might want to reinforce the top and bottom of the pages where they pull out. The children can get enthusiastic and pull too hard and pull the book apart.

Who's Hatching
My daughter received this book as a gift and she loved it so much, I went to amazon.com the next week and bought three more Reasoner books like it. I particularly like "Who's Mommy is This?" Eliza is 18 months now, and still loves the "sliding surprises."

Who's Hatching?
This is a delightful preschool children's book that is part of a series of sliding surprise books. It is "hands-on" in two different ways. The first has the child sliding the page out to see what's inside. The second is that it lends itself very nicely to teaching children Sign Language due to it's simplistic and repetitious vocabulary. I use this book to expand language skills in preschool children who have language delays as well as children whose language is normal developing. The children love the drawings, anticipating the surprise and being able to "read" the book with me. The entire series of books should be in every preschool library!