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Don't Pat the Bunny! Touch and Feel
Illustrated by Katya Zolina, By (author) Leeann Dominick
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normal price: R 257.95
Price: R 244.95
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Step into a lively farmyard... but remember, DON'T touch the animals! Especially the bunny. This interactive touch and feel board book lets young readers explore adorable farm animals through tactile elements--though chaos is sure to ensue if they ignore the rules! Each touchable element adds excitement and engagement while keeping the story fun and silly.Why you'll love Don't Pat the Bunny! Touch and Feel: Engaging and playful art style. Interactive touch and feel fun: Little hands can explore textures on every page, encouraging sensory learning and engagement. Silly, engaging story: The repeated ""don't touch"" warnings create humor and excitement that kids love. Perfect for early learning: Promotes curiosity, fine motor skills, and tactile exploration in a playful, memorable way. Whether as a gift, a bedtime read, or a classroom activity, this book is sure to delight little ones again and again!About the Don't Touch and Feel! series: The Don't Touch and Feel! series are rounded-top juvenile fiction board books that are funny and silly. The reader is repeatedly told not to touch, poke, or pat the tactile elements on the animals or objects--but when they inevitably do, chaos erupts! Each book is packed with playful illustrations and interactive surprises that children will adore.
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Publisher | Taffy Tales, Inc.
Published date | 25 Aug 2026
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Format | Board book
Pages | 12
Dimensions | 236 x 173 x 13mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 340g
ISBN | 978-1-8340-4029-5
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BISAC | juvenile fiction / animals / rabbits
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