Books of Wonder

1,2,3, Eat with...Me!

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Children can pull the tab to see what each adorable animal is eating and learn to count along the way in this rhyming, interactive board book.
 
The rabbit with big cheeks . . . eats 6 carrots a week! Each page in this counting book features a different, cute animal. Slide the tabs in-and-out to see what and how much the friendly creature is eating. The book works upward in sequential order from one to ten. A great combination of fun and learning!

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 19 reviews)

Sophia V. ★★★★★

My toddler giggles every time we pull the tab to see the rabbit munch those 6 carrots, and the rhyming text makes it easy to read aloud again and again. The counting from page to page feels natural, not forced, and the board pages have held up to some serious tugging.

Isabella T. ★★★★★

The pull-tab mechanism is sturdy enough for my 2-year-old’s enthusiastic yanking, and the rhyming text makes counting feel like a game instead of a lesson. We’ve read it three times in a row tonight, and the bunny with six carrots always gets a laugh.

James S. ★★★★★

My toddler giggles every time we pull the tab and the rabbit's cheeks fill with carrots—the rhyming text makes counting feel like a game instead of a lesson. We've read it three times in a row tonight, and the sturdy pages have held up to some serious tugging.