Where's Elmo's Blanket? (Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland)

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Summary: lots to do on each page
Review: My 14 month old loves his blankie and loves Elmo. I could't have asked for a better book. He loves the flaps to open and seems surprised when he looks under each one. If your child loves Sesame Street this will hold his interest every time.

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Summary: Sturdy with lots of interesting pictures
Review: My one-and-a-half year old daughter loves this book. Even though she knows what is under each flap, she still flips each flap with excitement. There lots of pictures of common items, like a ball, banana, fish, etc... so the book is helpful in teaching and reinforcing new words. The book is has many pages and keeps my daughter's attention for a long time. It is sturdy and not a single flap has torn, in spite of her constant use. A+.

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Summary: Sturdy with lots of interesting pictures
Review: My one-and-a-half year old daughter loves this book. Even though she knows what is under each flap, she still flips each flap with excitement. There lots of pictures of common items, like a ball, banana, fish, etc... so the book is helpful in teaching and reinforcing new words. The book is has many pages and keeps my daughter's attention for a long time. It is sturdy and not a single flap has torn, in spite of her constant use. A+.

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Summary: Great lift the flap book you'll love it!
Review: This is one of my kids favorites, starring Elmo, Big bird, Zoe, Ernie, Grover, Grouch...It's not real long though, only about 5 pages. Great for little little ones. It has about 30 flaps.

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Summary: Son's favorite book for a while
Review: We give my son (now 15 months) lots of books to read--there's a heavy rotation. So we notice when he continues to enjoy a particular book. Even though he's had this book for more than 2 months now, if he even glimpses the cover he'll still smile and clap in excitement.

He loves to look at all of the pictures, which include drawings of most of his Sesame Street friends. He likes to lift the pop-up flaps himself, but will get frustrated if they are difficult to lift (something any parent should bear in mind, unless your child has long fingernails!), so I help him if necessary.

Really, I think the only downside of this book is that there's very little language. Granted, a very young child isn't ready for tons of paragraphs on a page, but I thought this book could probably fit in a few more sentences per page and still hold a small child's interest.

That being said, I still recommend this book. It's a cute story, and the many details in each picture mean that a child will notice new things each time he/she reads it.