That's Not My Angel... by Fiona Watt - Touch-and-Feel Board Book for Babies Ages 0-2

Condition: New. Format: Board Book. ISBN: 9781474953542. Publisher: Usborne Publishing. Age Range: 0-2 years. Overview:. That's Not My Angel... by Fiona Watt is a festive touch-and-feel board book from the internationally bestselling That's Not My... series. Babies and toddlers meet five beautiful angels, each with a different textured patch to stroke, from soft hair to sparkly slippers to fluffy wings. Bright, bold illustrations and a hidden mouse to spot on every page make this a joyful sensory read, ideal for developing early language and tactile awareness during a baby's first Christmas and beyond.. About the Book:. Following the much-loved, repetitive format that has made the That's Not My... series a nursery favourite, this board book introduces little ones to five gentle angels through simple, predictable text: "that's not my angel... its wings are too fluffy." Each sturdy page invites babies to touch and explore a different textured patch, building anticipation as they turn towards the final spread to discover the angel that is "just right." The chunky board pages are specially designed to withstand curious little hands and teething mouths, making it a durable first book as well as a lovely festive gift. Alongside the tactile patches, a tiny white mouse hides on every page, giving slightly older toddlers an extra spotting game to enjoy again and again. The bold, warm illustrations and gentle rhythm of the text help babies build vocabulary, recognise patterns, and develop confidence as they anticipate what comes next. Compact and beautifully produced, this is a lovely lap-time read for parents and early years settings alike, whether shared at Christmas or used as a year-round comfort book.. Key Benefits:. Part of the bestselling, award-winning That's Not My... series by Fiona Watt.. Five different textured patches to touch and explore on every spread.. Sturdy board book format, perfect for little hands and teething babies.. Simple, repetitive text builds earl