Customer Reviews

Teletubbies Love To Roll

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I hate to admit it, but my boy responded well to this book. On every other page (when a Teletubbie rolls away) a Teletubbie exclaims "Uh Ohh". On the alternate pages (when they get rolled into) they exclaim "What's that". This was the first book my boy memorized. He learned on which pages to say uh ohh and on which to say what's that, and also knew to get a big hug at the end. So it was a great stepping stone to learning other books.

I don't like to give bad reviews, but my daughter (25 mos.) can not sit thru this book or any Teletubbies book for that matter...she is a big book fan and loves to sit and be read to ...she loves the Teletubbies on video but these books do not entertain her..she likes seeing Lala , Po and the rest but quickly throws it aside as the story lines are too simple and too short and TOO repetitive...sometimes when I try to read them to her I feel like I am saying the same thing over and over (which I usually am!)....I ordered 4 of these books from amazon thinking she'd love them but I was wrong and honestly I can't blame her.....I suppose though for a dedicated Teletubbie fan, they are o.k....

My 22 month old son loves the feel and size of this book. It's a nice size for little hands. He totes it EVERYWHERE. Ever see a kid cuddle a book in his sleep? I am buying extra copies because eventually, not only is he going to sleep with it and eat with it (yach), eventually it's just going to end up in the bath tub.

"Teletubbies Love to Roll" is an entertaining book for parents and kids alike. With an average of 10 words per open page, toddlers don't loose interest before you reach the last page. The Teletubbies love eachother very much and love "Big Hugs". What a wonderful book to read with your child. Hugs all around!! The only drawback I found with this book was the illustrations. The pictures are terribly blurry and not the best quality, but still worth your while.

Although my kid likes it, it is too short a story for her (2-yr old) and she feels disappointed when the last page is reached so quickly. I have to read it 3-4 times to her to give her satisfaction of having see enough of Lala, her favorite TT.