Animal Hide And Seek

This book offers a game of hide-and-seek with Poppy, Sam, and several farm animals.

With flaps to lift and furry and textured patches to explore, young children will love joining Poppy and Sam playing hide-and-seek on the farm. Lift the sturdy flaps to discover Daisy the cow hiding in the barn, Curly the pig in the pigsty, and all the other animal friends - but where are Poppy and Sam? A lovely new edition of an Usborne classic.

Examines how such woodland animals as squirrels, frogs, turtles, moths, and deer blend into their environment and stay hidden from predators and people.

Challenges the reader to examine photographs and find the wild animals hiding in their surroundings, including monkeys, bears, and sloths.

When mischievious monkeys set a trainload of zoo-bound animals free, it is up to Thomas the tank engine to round them up.

It’s the end of a busy day on Apple Tree Farm. Join Poppy and Sam as they say goodnight to all the animals, including Woolly the sheep, Curly the pig and Daisy the cow. With touchy-feely patches, flaps to lift and the Little Yellow Duck to spot on every page, this charmingly illustrated book is perfect for sharing with little ones at bedtime.

Cat and Bat, Hare and Bear, Dog and Frog, Duck and Goose et al are looking for a finder in their game of hide and seek. Do you want to play? Yes? Well close your eyes and make sure that you don't peep. One, two, three, four. . . Who's that hiding in the yard? He's sleek and black with paws and claws. When you've found him turn the page . . . As each animal is found he or she joins in the game, until: The last one left has won the game. Who is it, who could the winner be? Why don't you open the door and see . . .

This stunning book looks at how animals use camouflage in seven distinct ecosystems spanning the globe: swamp, desert, rainforest, savanna, deciduous forest, arctic, and coral reef. For each habitat, a lush full-page spread is followed by the key that explains how each animal uses camouflage, and where they can be found in the illustration.

Examines how and why certain birds, insects, and mammals disappear by blending in with their backgrounds.