Down on the farm there are many colourful and noisy animals to spy. Look through the spyhole and use the clues to guess; then turn the page to reveal the animal. Watch as toddlers quickly become engaged in the game - joining in with the animal noises, learning colours and eventually recognising the letter and its sound. It's interactive, it's educational, but ultimately it's great fun! This is the third book in the series, so there's even more to spy in I Spy With My Little Eye - (colours) and I Spy Under the Sea - (counting).
This is Book 21 in the I Spy Series. See all I Spy books here.
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Edward Gibbs is an exciting talent in children's books. He studied Illustration at college and became a graphic designer, where he fine-tuned the art of distilling detailed ideas into their simplest form. He uses this special skill in all his books.
More about Edward GibbsEdward Gibbs is an exciting talent in children's books. He studied Illustration at college and became a graphic designer, where he fine-tuned the art of distilling detailed ideas into their simplest form. He uses this special skill in all his books.
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