My First Toolbox
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Jessie Ford's My First Toolbox is an oversize board book offering a robust introduction to everyday tools, perfect for encouraging lively, interactive play for children and adults!
My First Tool Box features a distressed design to give it a rough-and-tumble feel. Children will be delighted by the removable cardboard elements including:
Plus children can count from one to five!
"The tools and other pieces are large enough for post-toddlers to wield easily, and they offer tantalizing previews of what handling real tools will be like . . . there are plenty of opportunities for interactive play." --Kirkus Reviews
"Ford effectively mimics basic carpentry tasks in this neatly designed book, giving readers the chance to develop their fine motor skills." --Publishers Weekly
My First Tool Box features a distressed design to give it a rough-and-tumble feel. Children will be delighted by the removable cardboard elements including:
- A wrench
- A screwdriver
- A hammer and four cardboard nails
- A saw
Plus children can count from one to five!
"The tools and other pieces are large enough for post-toddlers to wield easily, and they offer tantalizing previews of what handling real tools will be like . . . there are plenty of opportunities for interactive play." --Kirkus Reviews
"Ford effectively mimics basic carpentry tasks in this neatly designed book, giving readers the chance to develop their fine motor skills." --Publishers Weekly
Juvenile Nonfiction / Technology / Machinery & Tools
Juvenile Nonfiction / Activity Books
Juvenile Nonfiction / Concepts
About this Author
Jessie Ford combines graphic shapes and textured layers, silhouettes and typography in her art. Jessie has worked with a range of publishing clients, including the Wall Street Journal, the Guardian, and the Times. She lives and works in sunny Brighton, United Kingdom.
Reviews
" . . . the tools and other pieces are large enough for post-toddlers to wield easily, and they offer tantalizing previews of what handling real tools will be like . . . there are plenty of opportunities for interactive play."
"Ford effectively mimics basic carpentry tasks in this neatly designed book, giving readers the chance to develop their fine motor skills."
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