Tell Me What

by Fabien Savary

Infants will enjoy identifying and naming the parts of Caillou's body. As they apply this knowledge to themselves, they begin to discover their own unique identity. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Board book
• Language: English
• ISBN: 2894501889
• ISBN13: 9782894501887
• Release Date: January 2001
• Publisher: Chouette Editions
• Length: 12 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 6.2" x 6.3"
• Age Range: 4 to 8 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 3

Customer Reviews

Love it and so addicted to it

These books are a great start for 18 months and over, especially for those who are just so active you can't even ask them to sit still for a short storytime. They get not just stories, but help build vocabularies and developmental skills as well. "Tell Me What", "Tell Me Which", and "Tell Me Where" are lift the flap books, while the rest are pull the tabs. I believe the latter books are more appropriate for kids 2 years and over since there are more options to think about. But my son at 18months, just love the whole series. He'd always bring this book with him and is so busy looking at the pictures and lifting the flaps and pulling the tabs. After which you'd see a giggle in his face....a signal that he enjoys what he's seen. My son is fond of lift the flap books. Any book that keeps his little finger busy is interesting for him. No matter what he's doing, he'd stop just to see these books. We bring it along when we're on a long drive coz it keeps him entertained for hours and forget about fuzzing and whining taking off his carseat-belts. Also, the tabs and flaps are so sturdy. It's made of very hard cardboard that it takes a lot of pulling and lifting before it wears off.

A wonderful book for the under 3 crowd.

My daughter is a huge fan of Caillou so I jumped at the chance to purchase this book. It is a lift the flap book which teaches the parts of the body. For example, "what is behind Caillou's hands?" (as he covers his face) "Caillou's eyes and Caillou's nose!" My daughter really enjoys it, but I think it is a bit young for her. She in now 2 1/2. She just loves seeing Caillou. I think it's a good purchase if your child is a Caillou fan.