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Baby Einstein Touch And Feel Farm Animals Analysis
“Baby Einstein: Touch and Feel Farm Animals” board book by Julie Aigner and illustrate by Nadeem Zaidi. The book takes children through a trip at the farm, each pair of pages invites the child into the story with a repeated question “Who do you see on the farm?”. The question followed by a repeated rhyme “I see a …, sheep, cow, goat, rooster, and horse” in addition to the sound the animal make (such as “Baa, baa; moo, moo; crunch, crunch, munch, munch;….”). Moreover, the animals share what they “says hello”, “wants to play”, “loves to eat” and “cock-a-doodle-doo” the rooster “shouted” along with an invite to feel a part of each animal (such as fleece, nose, beard, comb, horse mane). A total of five farm animals is met throughout the 10 page

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