What Can You See? Series 4 Books Collection Set - Ages 3-5 - Board Book

Titles in This Set. What Can You See? At the Zoo. What Can You See? At Night. What Can You See? On the Farm. What Can You See? On a Building Site. Details. Condition: New. Format: Board Book. ISBN: 9781788819824. Publisher: Little Tiger Press. Age Range: 3-5 years. Overview. This four-book board book box set from the What Can You See? series invites toddlers to explore the zoo, night sky, farmyard and a busy building site. Each chunky, durable board book features clever peep-through pages revealing hidden animals and objects, paired with simple facts. Written and illustrated by Kate Ware, this collection is perfectly pitched for curious little hands and inquisitive young minds aged three to five.. About the Books. Each title shares the same formula: bold illustrations, layered peep-through pages and short facts bringing a new setting to life. In At the Zoo, children peer through cut-out holes to spot lions, elephants and other favourite animals hiding beneath the page. At Night takes a gentle, reassuring look at the nocturnal world, introducing owls, bats and other creatures that come alive after dark — perfect for easing bedtime curiosity. On the Farm follows a busy farmyard, with tractors, animals and seasonal life to discover on every layered spread. On a Building Site follows the construction of a new school from foundations to finished building, introducing diggers, cranes and construction vocabulary. Across all four books, the peep-through die-cut pages encourage toddlers to predict what's hidden before turning the page, building anticipation, vocabulary and observational skills. The chunky board book format is designed to withstand enthusiastic little hands, making this an ideal first non-fiction set for nurseries, playrooms and family bookshelves. Together, the four titles offer a well-rounded early-learning experience, covering animals, nature, night-time and the wider world in a playful, engaging way.. Interactive peep-through pages spark curiosity and enc