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Corduroy Goes To The Fire Station: A Lift-the-flap Book ( Based On The Character Created By Don Freeman)

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Written by B.G. Hennessy and illustrated by Lisa McCue, Corduroy Goes To The Fire Station is a lift-the-flap interactive picture book which is based on the loveable bear character created by Don Freeman. Featuring an exciting tour of the resources used by emergency workers to protect and save lives, Corduroy Goes To The Fire Station is confidently recommended as informative and fun reading for curious young people.

I had previously purchased the original corduroy storybook and when I saw that their was another one made I had to get it for him and he enjoyed this one, probably even more on account that he loves firetrucks.

Gave this book, along with the medium Corduroy Bear stuffed animal, to a little 1-yr. old girl. By all appearances, she was happy and excited to receive the gifts. I haven't actually had any feedback from the parents, but trust it was a good idea. I went with the "fireman" theme because my husband was a career firefighter.

My 14 month old baby boy has loved this book for months without losing interest! It is one of the few books that he will sit and listen to for more than 3 pages! I highly recommend it and the other Corduroy lift the flap books. There are several flaps per page and it is also great language stimulation.

My 2 yr old grandson loves ALL of the CORDUROY books I have for him! He chooses this, "Corduroy Goes to the Fire Station" as his favorite amongst the several other books of Corduroy (which is nearly every one that is published).