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Summary: a charming introduction to opposites
Review: "Black cat, white cat. Day cat, night cat .... "Chuck Murphy has done it again, giving children and parents a little work of art disguised as a pop-up book. Three manipulatives are fold-out, four are operated by tabs, and three automatically pop up with the turning of a page in this fun and creative introduction to opposites, each concept illustrated by felines. A delight for children and adults.
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Summary: Beautifuly crafted pop ups
Review: I bought this book for my nephew, and I almost kept it for myself. The illustrations are very clear, and well thought out. The pop up dynamics are just precious. This should not be a book that would get rough-housed around. Some of the pop ups are quite delicate. My nephew is 4 and enjoyed it immensely.
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Summary: Beautifuly crafted pop ups
Review: I bought this book for my nephew, and I almost kept it for myself. The illustrations are very clear, and well thought out. The pop up dynamics are just precious. This should not be a book that would get rough-housed around. Some of the pop ups are quite delicate. My nephew is 4 and enjoyed it immensely.
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Summary: FOUND at last!!
Review: I saw this book in an educational toy store several years ago. I had no children at the time and put it back on the shelf; a few weeks later I returned to buy it just for me, but it was gone. Since then I've actually had a child who is now 18 months old, and I have seached many a book store shelf and even looked here on amazon before with no sucess. One bookstore recently told me it was out of print and could take several months to get. Now that I've found it here I'm ordering it immerdiately! And I urge anyone else reading this review to the same. It is an amazing little book!! You won't be sorry!
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Summary: A captivating book for a 1-yr-old cat lover
Review: This is a great "opposites" book. The young-cat, old-cat transition is facinating to me, but my son loves the cat that leaps out at you (out-cat, in-cat). He laughed really hard as I had that cat pop out about 10 times in a row. Now, if I want to get him to go into his room, I say "Black cat, white cat", and he heads straight for this book. He can barely say anything yet, but he loves this book!
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