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Tap! Tap! Tap!: Dance! Dance! Dance!

by Hervé Tullet

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Fun way to get your hand dancing.
  sloth852 | Jan 8, 2024 |
First sentence: Ready? Place your hand here. Close your eyes. Concentrate. Wiggle your fingers gently to warm them up. Heads up, your turn now....

Premise/plot: This is an "interactive" book that may [or may not] appeal to young children. It invites them to follow the instructions of the book, be directed by the illustrations. It is written in second person, present tense.

My thoughts: I may not be the right audience for this one. I wanted to be. I just wasn't. I do think it has potential to appeal to young ones. (As do most books). I think if there was more tapping and less swooshing or sweeping, it might have been more enjoyable to me. ( )
  blbooks | Aug 17, 2023 |
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