Toddler Two

by Anastasia Suen

Book Overview

A book with fold-out flaps just right for very young children beginning to explore their world.

Toddler toddler, toddler two.
Two is the number just for you.

Two adventurous toddlers take an afternoon's romp through their backyard, blowing bubbles, digging in the sandbox, playing hide-and-seek, riding on swings, and playing with other toys. As young readers follow along, they discover what comes in twos as the pictures under...

• Format: Board book
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1584300523
• ISBN13: 9781584300526
• Release Date: November 2000
• Publisher: Lee & Low Books
• Length: 20 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.4" x 6.0"
• Age Range: 2 to 4 years

Customer Reviews

enjoyed by whole family

Not only does my 2 year old son love this book but so do I and his Papa. He can now count and recognize the number two in english and spanish because we have read this book so many times.

My version did not have flaps...

Maybe the flaps are a new feature, but mine did not have any. No problem, though, as flaps don't tend to hold up that well in the long haul anyway. I initially bought this book because of the illustrations featuring two Asian children but found that my two-year-old loved the simple text enough to hear it nightly for weeks at a time. Perhaps it's partially because she saw herself in their faces? A quick (one minute) read...no real "story", just observations about the toddlers' two arms, legs, eyes, ears, etc. A cute book, but outgrown by age 3 as my daughter wanted more of a story by then...we just passed it along to a younger friend ;-)

Straight forward for the little ones

My child loves this book. It repeats words over each page. As I read my child points to the eyes, legs of the drawings etc. I think it also helps that there are only a couple of words per page as sometimes they get flipped quickly. Last I like the concept that the number two is "special" for toddlers.... Cute story with nice pictures :)

A must buy for Asian-American toddlers

A delightfully illustrated book. The subjects are Asian American. It is very difficult to find books with appealing Asian American children as the main subject, versus obligatory supporting roles. And my daughter loves folding and unfolding the flaps, exposuring the different body parts. Also, the flaps are very robust (unlike the "Noisy" series which I had to repair over and over with tape) and she hasn't been able to pull them off or rip them, a tribute to the book design. I subsequently bought 2 more copies to give to my friends' children.