That's Not My... Collection 4: 5 Books Set (Witch, Pirate, Goat, Frog, Deer) - Ages 0-3 - Board Book

Titles in This Set. That's Not My Witch. That's Not My Pirate. That's Not My Goat. That's Not My Frog. That's Not My Deer. Details. Condition: Brand New. Format: Board Book. ISBN: 9781836040422. Publisher: Usborne Publishing. Age Range: 0-3 years. Overview. This charming five-book set brings together some of the best-loved titles in Usborne's iconic That's Not My... touchy-feely series. Featuring Witch, Pirate, Goat, Frog and Deer, each sturdy board book invites babies and toddlers to explore textured patches while spotting the familiar little white mouse hidden on every page. Simple, repetitive text and bold, high-contrast illustrations make this collection an ideal first-library staple, sensory learning tool, and gift for little hands eager to touch, feel and discover.. About the Books. Each book in this collection follows the trusted That's Not My... formula that has delighted millions of young readers. In That's Not My Witch, five friendly witches await discovery amid bumpy hats, fuzzy capes and sparkly broomsticks, offering a gentle Halloween twist perfect for little fingers. That's Not My Pirate sends toddlers on a seafaring adventure, touching rough beards, smooth hooks and shiny buckles as they search for the right pirate. That's Not My Goat takes little ones to a friendly farmyard, exploring woolly coats, hard horns and soft ears. That's Not My Frog hops through a pond scene filled with slippery, bumpy and squishy textures, while That's Not My Deer wanders a cosy woodland of fuzzy antlers, soft fur and smooth hooves. Every title features the same durable board book construction, rounded corners and beloved mouse-spotting game that keeps babies engaged page after page. Written and developed under the editorial guidance of Fiona Watt at Usborne, these books are designed specifically with early sensory development in mind, encouraging fine motor skills, vocabulary building and shared reading moments between parent and child. Together, this set of five offers v