So, Henre' Tullet has done an AMAZING job on this book, "Press Here." I was referred to this book by one of my classmates and I am so glad that I got it. I think this is one of the most creative and interactive books that I have read thus far. It literally challenges both reader and audience to participate. Its keeps you in suspense and it is SO FUN to read! Not only is this book fun to read, but it even incorporates the concepts of following instructions, learning primary colors, counting, and sorting. It's a great book and I intend to read this one to my children very soon! This is a fun, interactive book that instructs the reader to touch the yellow dot, and then perform various other actions as the dots move across the page. It seems like a fun activity book to work on one-step directions and color identification. It could be entertaining and useful for children with special needs. However, it would not be well-suited for a large group activity, and it may be difficult for some children to understand the cause-and-effect style of the book without the true cause-and-effect chain of actions.Theme: Art/ColorsTopic: One-step direction, Art, and color identification
What do You think about Press Here Game (2000)?
Very similar to Tap the Magic Tree. A great book to read and share with developing readers.
—laith
The only children's book that may be even better on an IPad.
—Wolfie
