Il gioco delle vermidita. Ediz. illustrata

I just love this series. Fun for the younger audience - there’s a chance that older kids may be creeped out by the thought of “finger worms in your pie.”

Eccentric, artistic and mildly creepy book for kids. Love that it was outside of the box stylistically. Don't love the creepiness factor of fingers as worms coming from the earth. Gave me a body part collector/serial killer (mild) vibe at the end. Infant daughter was interested but not loving it.

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23-month old little-AJ gets really excited every time he sees a book with holes. He loves putting his fingers through the holes, and giggles when he sees his finger sticking out at the other side of the book. This book is interesting because we get to draw smiley faces on our fingers, and pretend to Leggi tutto

A fun book with holes for fingers, and the fingers are worms in this one. Not my favorite Tullet, but it fits with the work that he does, and it's his version of a pretty well-established variety of interactive board books.

When we first bought this book Theo was terrified of it! He now loves it :-)

Ci abbiamo giocato qualche volta ma niente di che, va bene se come noi lo si affitta dalla biblioteca, ma comprarlo eviterei

This book is so cute and interactive. Very cute.

3 1/2 stars