See, Touch, Feel: Colors by Roger Priddy

See, Touch, Feel: Colors

Roger Priddy

Priddy · Print & ebook · January 4, 2022

A Childrens pick for readers exploring See, Touch, Feel: Colors.

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Who it’s for
Explore colors through embossed images, touchable textures, bright pages, happy babies, and handprint artwork.
Themes
Learning colors, Sensory exploration, Motor-skill development
Genres
Colors, Senses & Feeling

About this book

See, Touch, Feel: Colors is a fantastic first concepts book from Priddy Books. This cased board book introduces colors to very young children in a fun and simple way. Specially designed to stimulate toddlers and encourage the development of motor skills, this engaging board book is filled with embossed images and textures to touch. The bright pages featuring happy babies and handprint artwork will appeal to young children as they learn about color.

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Part of the successful See, Touch, Feel series which has sold over 600,000 copies to date. Also available: See, Touch, Feel; See, Touch, Feel: ABC; See, Touch, Feel: 123; See, Touch, Feel: Noisy Book; See, Touch, Feel: Tummy Time; See, Touch, Feel: Play Book; See, Touch, Feel: Cloth book; See, Touch, Feel: Numbers; See, Touch, Feel: Farm; See, Touch, Feel: Words; See, Touch, Feel: Animals, and many more.

Colors to Touch

Explore colors through embossed images, touchable textures, bright pages, happy babies, and handprint artwork.

Come here for

  • Embossed images and textures to touch
  • Bright pages with happy babies and handprint artwork

Expect

  • A first-concepts book introducing colors to very young children
  • Sensory details designed to encourage motor-skill development

Where it sits

Colors74%
Senses & Feeling35%

Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.

Publisher categories

  • Kids Art
  • Colors
  • Words & Language
Authors
Roger Priddy
Publisher
Priddy
Published
January 4, 2022
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Learning colors · Sensory exploration · Motor-skill development
Reading lane
Kids Art