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Title: Jingle Bugs (Mini Edition): A Merry Pop-up Book with Lights and Music
ISBN: 0689874162
Author:
David A. Carter
Publicate Date: 2004-11-02
Publish: 2004-11-02
List Price: $10.95
Average Customer Rating: 4.5
Format: Hardcover
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Amazon Lowest Used Price: $0.92
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1: This is your warning...
that once you buy one of these books, you'll end up with the entire collection. Children love these pop-up books because they are like no other books out there. The pages are beautiful and sturdy, while being incredibly interactive. We have so much fun reading this book. This series puts all other pop-up books to shame. The rest are the boring "lift-a-flap" for every page. Tons of fun and surprises are in store for the little hands that turn these pages!
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2: My 2 year old niece adores them all!
I began a collection of pop up books for my 2 year old niece (and myself). She particularly loves all of the Bug pop up books! She has played with this one so much that the poor Christmas Tree has lost it's light! The sound is still there however. I have to purchase another one for her. We have 6 or 7 of these pop up books. She loves each one of them! They fit her little hands. She loves the birthday bug book with the gifts, birthday hat, cake and candles. I have had to reinforce the candles because she has a birthday party everyday and blows out the candles! She has been taught to be gentle with "her" books. She has a special shelf for all of her pop ups and she will slways bring one or two of her bug books to me to share with her. You will not go wrong with this series of books. I am going to buy them all! Enjoy!
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3: Jingle Bugs
This is such a sweet book for Christmas.Rhymes and little things for your child to do on each page.At the end, the tune of Jingle Bells makes it all complete.
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4: Great book! No Bah-Hum-BUGS here!
My toddler does not like bugs in real life, but she absolutely LOVES this Jingle Bugs book. It keeps her very entertained and is a requested favorite bedtime story year round. However, I do suggest strong parental supervision as some of the pop ups will tear under the man-handling of impatient chubby fingers. (The ornament bug, in particular, gets caught on it's box.) The lights and music on the last page can be a little tricky, but with some gentle manuevering, they will work.
Overall, this is a highly entertaining book with bright, amusing pictures and witty rhyme that both kids and parents will enjoy reading together.
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5: Nice pop-up for kids or collectors
This 20-page (10 layouts with 10 "pop ups") book has a question on the left page and the movable piece that reveals the answer on the right. Topics are bug based and include Santa Bug, stocking, wreath, mistletoe, tree, etc. This is not like current pop-up books that have a major event with the turn of a page. These require the reader's manipulation: many pieces move flatly on the page (with a tab pull), some you unfold to reveal the pop up. While this may not dazzle as much initially, it does make it fun for kids as you read the question and they await the movement and answer. And this may mean they can turn the pages because it doesn't require as much care (as, say, a Sabuda pop up). Also, it might not get as destroyed by young, not-so careful readers.
Two notes:
My copy has a few pages where the tabs are a bit stiff.
The last page, which has a light and music, requires the tab to be pushed back in to turn it off (if this isn't done, the battery will wear down).
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