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The story is good if you buy BOARD BOOK. This is an incomplete story book of only three pages. The interactive button may make a sound, but the battery dies after a few weeks and you cannot replace the battery. My 10 month old doesn't like it very much. All in all, it's way overpriced.

It was a friend shower gift for a friend that was on her wish list. As a book fanatic, these are my favorite gifts for readers. It's soft, easy for parents to read, and won't be damaged if dropped in the bath. The sweet story makes sense and can be read over and over again. What more could you want from a children's book?

This book is so horribly written that I'm honestly not sure if its contents are accurate and what the author intended, or if it's some kind of wacky one fake is . I've always heard how wonderful this book is, but it's like it was written by someone who doesn't speak English. In fact, there is no meaning - the plot or the flow. Even if the illustrations are beautiful.

I like it but I give it 4 stars because the rope is too long and the kid can catch his hand on it or wrap his finger in it, so I don't think it's convenient for the baby if you don't cut off the teether or you run the risk of tying your fingers together, but I see that as a risk. I think I will cut the rope so my kid can play with the book.

I love this little crumpled book and so does my daughter. However, I have two problems with this. 1. The string came loose from the small teether after only a short play. The rope is so wide and slippery that I can't imagine it staying tied for long. 2 - It attracts lint, pet hair and other dirt from the floor like you won't believe. I try to hide this from my daughter because I know she will chew on cat hair. Washing in the washing machine didn't even remove it. However, he still says "I love…

Children like crisp sound. My granddaughter actually comforted herself by crunching the book. Once he was at the foot of her car seat and it was best for her to kick him to make noise. She would have giggled. When she was picky I put the book under her feet and it helped. We were both happy. She loved it when I read it to her and the sound of a kiss as we pressed it. This is the first book she held in her hands and turned the pages of. I had to look for this particular book as a shower gift…