Roald Dahl Early Learning 6 Book Board Book Set (Shapes, Colours, Words, Opposites, ABC & 123) by Roald Dahl - Ages 0-5 - Board Book

Titles in This Set Roald Dahl: Shapes Roald Dahl's Opposites Roald Dahl's Colours Roald Dahl: Words Roald Dahl: 123 Roald Dahl's ABC Details Condition: New Format: Board Book Publisher: Puffin (Penguin Random House Children's UK) Age Range: 0-5 years Overview Introduce toddlers to their very first words, numbers, shapes, colours and opposites with this gloriumptious six-book board book collection from Roald Dahl. Illustrated throughout by Sir Quentin Blake, each sturdy board book pairs Dahl's playful, mischievous characters with simple early-learning concepts, making this set a firm favourite for nurseries, playrooms and bookshelves. Perfectly sized for little hands, it's a durable and delightful way to begin a lifelong love of reading. About the Books This six-book collection takes the world's number one storyteller and reimagines his best-loved characters for the very youngest readers. Roald Dahl: Shapes invites toddlers to spot a big round sun, a whirling kite and the Enormous Crocodile's pointy teeth, turning shape recognition into a playful hunt. Roald Dahl's Opposites uses simple, contrasting scenes and lift-the-flap surprises to build early vocabulary and conversation skills. Roald Dahl's Colours takes little ones through the colours of the rainbow with a giant lift-the-flap feature and familiar Dahl friends on every page. Roald Dahl: Words introduces marvellous (and suitably revolting) first words - from cake to crocodiles - supporting early speech and reading readiness. Roald Dahl: 123 makes counting fun, asking toddlers to spot one enormous crocodile or two little chiddlers, with a lift-the-flap surprise to finish. Finally, Roald Dahl's ABC guides children from A for Anteater to D for Delicious, pairing each letter with bold, quirky illustrations. Throughout the set, Quentin Blake's unmistakable artwork brings warmth, humour and familiarity, helping children connect early learning concepts to characters and scenes they'll recognise from Dahl's wider world