Peepo!
by Allan Ahlberg
Should I read this?
Recommended by 1 source and appears in For 2 Year Olds and Fiction.
PEEPO! has become a classic for babies and toddlers. It follows a baby through the day in a style full of wit, charm and ingenuity. A series of holes peeping through to the next page leads the child on to the next stage in the day, giving a hint of what is to come. An original books that has long delighted young children and their parents! 'The b...
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Recommended by 1 source and appears in For 2 Year Olds and Fiction.
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Duncan Weldon
“@tomjrowley @BackstoryLdn Best children’s book for younger kids (under 3) is Peepo! Best for slightly older (say 46) is I Want My Hat Back. Which is darkly comic and gorgeously illustrated.”
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“Quiet, spare text and soft, slow illustrations make this a finger-friendly, read-aloud bedtime choice; sentences are short and rhythmical, built around saying goodnight to objects. Its language is almost poem-like, designed for quiet repetition. Its chief value is predictability — the repetition becomes a soothing ritual that helps settle an energetic child. The main limitation is minimalism: adults looking for plot, variety, or interactive features will find the pages sparse, and some readers may think the repeated structure drags or feels dated.”
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