Price: $8.99 - $7.98 (as of Aug 12, 2024 02:33:54 UTC – Details)
By: Rachel Isadora (Author)
A toddler plays a game of peekaboo, and you’re…
Reviews
crazyCPA16 –
Great for toddlers
Cute book. Great for toddlers learning to talk because of repetition. And for kids with short attention spans because there are very few words on each page.
Miss Stacy –
Buy this book
Did you know between 2018-2019, 44% of children’s books were about white characters alone and 80% percent of books were by white authors and/or illustrators? If we want all children to have stories that reflect their experiences, then we all must buy more books featuring BIPOC and LGBTQ+ characters and written or illustrated by BIPOC and LGBTQ+ authors and illustrators.
Chevron Pollard –
Love it
Good book to read to my grandson.
Heather P. –
Both my kids loved it!
I got this in an Amazon book box back in 2019 and it has been well loved by two of my kids. This was one of my daughter’s favorite books and she wanted me to read it over and over again. My son is now 16 months old and it has been his favorite for a few months now. He picked it out and had me read it to him three times tonight. I can’t speak to the cultural authenticity as other reviews have as my kids and I are both white but I can say that this is a wonderful book that toddlers love.
Demetrius Trundle –
Love this book
I love the representation in this book. I love the story which is perfect for a toddler
ScotFlower –
Cannot guess what they see
Bought it for cultural diversity and because the story is very understandable to 2 year olds. I only wish that what the baby partially sees shown is more clear… that way the child can guess what the baby is seeing before turning the page. For example, you only see the string of his pull train or the antenna of a butterfly (both hard to see) or the leg of his daddy or hat of grandma (which really is not enough to determine which person it is). Overall a great little book.
ReadItDiva –
Unique Gift Idea
Need a new baby (or 1st birthday) gift? Are you tired of buying blankets, booties, and bunny sleepers? Then here’s a gift I love to give that is guaranteed to unwrap a smile!”Peekaboo! I see…” wee readers instantly drawn into this heartwarming story based on the popular children’s game. It features an adorable African-American toddler sporting an inquisitive nature and naturally textured hair. I couldn’t tell if the child is male or female, which makes it appealing to everyone.”Peekaboo! I see…” eager little readers searching soft pastel drawings for clues. What DOES the child see? The tip of a tail. The top of a hat. Turn the page to discover a playful puppy or laughing grandma. Award-winner Rachel Isadora uses only 53 words, printed in large, easy-to-read type, to keep you guessing.”Peekaboo! I see…” pleased young readers requesting this book again and again. The first evening my youngest daughter spent with a baby sitter, she cried when she realized Mama and Daddy were gone. Thankfully a warm lap, soothing voice, and repeats of Peekaboo Morning comforted her until we returned.For another heartwarming book by Isadora featuring simple text with large, easy-to-read print, and captivating illustrations, read In the Beginning.
Amazon customer –
Simple and heartwarming book. My baby loves peekaboo
Chanel Fyffe –
It’s an easy to read before bedtime to your little one. I love that the pictures look like my nephew.
Paula B. –
A mi hija de 17 meses le encanta y el precio es increÃble
@increlibrile –
Molto carino! Il protagonista della storia è un bambino marrone… il livello di inglese è base ed il cartonato maneggevole. Lo leggo al mio neonatino.
lydia –
This is a great book, especially when the child has started to identify the people around him/her and things in his/her environment. It’s a simple book. Definitely one of my favourite books.
crazyCPA16 –
Great for toddlers
Cute book. Great for toddlers learning to talk because of repetition. And for kids with short attention spans because there are very few words on each page.
Miss Stacy –
Buy this book
Did you know between 2018-2019, 44% of children’s books were about white characters alone and 80% percent of books were by white authors and/or illustrators? If we want all children to have stories that reflect their experiences, then we all must buy more books featuring BIPOC and LGBTQ+ characters and written or illustrated by BIPOC and LGBTQ+ authors and illustrators.
Chevron Pollard –
Love it
Good book to read to my grandson.
Heather P. –
Both my kids loved it!
I got this in an Amazon book box back in 2019 and it has been well loved by two of my kids. This was one of my daughter’s favorite books and she wanted me to read it over and over again. My son is now 16 months old and it has been his favorite for a few months now. He picked it out and had me read it to him three times tonight. I can’t speak to the cultural authenticity as other reviews have as my kids and I are both white but I can say that this is a wonderful book that toddlers love.
Demetrius Trundle –
Love this book
I love the representation in this book. I love the story which is perfect for a toddler
ScotFlower –
Cannot guess what they see
Bought it for cultural diversity and because the story is very understandable to 2 year olds. I only wish that what the baby partially sees shown is more clear… that way the child can guess what the baby is seeing before turning the page. For example, you only see the string of his pull train or the antenna of a butterfly (both hard to see) or the leg of his daddy or hat of grandma (which really is not enough to determine which person it is). Overall a great little book.
ReadItDiva –
Unique Gift Idea
Need a new baby (or 1st birthday) gift? Are you tired of buying blankets, booties, and bunny sleepers? Then here’s a gift I love to give that is guaranteed to unwrap a smile!”Peekaboo! I see…” wee readers instantly drawn into this heartwarming story based on the popular children’s game. It features an adorable African-American toddler sporting an inquisitive nature and naturally textured hair. I couldn’t tell if the child is male or female, which makes it appealing to everyone.”Peekaboo! I see…” eager little readers searching soft pastel drawings for clues. What DOES the child see? The tip of a tail. The top of a hat. Turn the page to discover a playful puppy or laughing grandma. Award-winner Rachel Isadora uses only 53 words, printed in large, easy-to-read type, to keep you guessing.”Peekaboo! I see…” pleased young readers requesting this book again and again. The first evening my youngest daughter spent with a baby sitter, she cried when she realized Mama and Daddy were gone. Thankfully a warm lap, soothing voice, and repeats of Peekaboo Morning comforted her until we returned.For another heartwarming book by Isadora featuring simple text with large, easy-to-read print, and captivating illustrations, read In the Beginning.
Amazon customer –
Simple and heartwarming book. My baby loves peekaboo
Chanel Fyffe –
It’s an easy to read before bedtime to your little one. I love that the pictures look like my nephew.
Paula B. –
A mi hija de 17 meses le encanta y el precio es increÃble
@increlibrile –
Molto carino! Il protagonista della storia è un bambino marrone… il livello di inglese è base ed il cartonato maneggevole. Lo leggo al mio neonatino.
lydia –
This is a great book, especially when the child has started to identify the people around him/her and things in his/her environment. It’s a simple book. Definitely one of my favourite books.