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Curious George the Movie: Touch and Feel Book

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We received this book for a gift. Our son started enjoying it when he was 7 months old, and still likes it now at 15 months. The pictures are simple, and he enjoys feeling the different textures on each page, like the alligator's bumpy tail and the elephant's soft ear. His favorite part is the last page that features a large mirror. He hasn't been exposed to TV or any other Curious George products, so when we read the book to him we just call George "the monkey"...and he doesn't know the difference :)

Im a 20 year old college student and I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves small cartoon monkeys. Seriously the cutest creation of all time...the movie will make you laugh innocently and is enjoyable. Hes so curious...that curious goerge

I think touch and feel books are the greatest and a most have for new babies since touch is something they love to do. And the bright colors are awesome. And who doesn't love curious george came fast

I am giving this, along with Pajama George, for my Grandchild's Easter gift. The book might be a little young for her at almost one year old, but I believe it will introduce her to Curious Georges' story books. She likes all of her Touch and Feel Books so I 'm sure this will be fine for now.

I have bought this book for two different children. One was one year old and one was 6 months old. Both of them have loved this book. Each page has something they can touch. The last page has a mirror that they crack up at. Babies love to look themselves in the mirror! The board book style is great for young children that are starting story time. The touch and feel book work for young toddlers or infants who are learning to play.

My son is 20 months and loves touch and feel books. We laugh when we "tickle" George's belly...the book is engaging and fun to read.

This "Touch-and-Feel Book" for "Curious George: The Movie" is a simple, wonderful book for fans of the film. What is George curious about? Just about everything? And readers can feel what George feels with the textures provided in this book. The book ends with a mirror with the phrase above it "Hello, George!" Sure, they're talking about the monkey, but it's fun to think it's directed to me. ;)

Bright illustrations in the style of the film and simple but lively text make this treat.