Where Is My Coat?: Jungle Animals - by Anita Bijsterbosh (Board Book)

Review Quotes

"Where is my coat jungle animals by Anita Bijsterbosch. Toddlers will learn to identify animals with these black-and-white and color pictures that stimulate visual development. The jungle animals in this book need your help. Will you help them find their coats and give them their colors back? Turn the page and discover who they are. Crocodiles, elephants or lions? Or maybe zebras? An animal book with black-and-white and color pictures that stimulate visual development. My girls loved the pictures in this book. And they got the animals right too. 5*" - Susan Angela Wallace - Reviewer

"This is a cute book for infants and toddlers. It offers the opportunity to work on animal recognition, and names. You can get creative and talk about noises and colors, too. This would be a great addition to the home library. I received an ARC in exchange for my honest review." - Richelle Zirkle - Reviewer

"I loved this book, I have a daughter who I am looking to build up a little library of first books for and this one will be ideal to get her used to identifying animals and their noises - cannot wait to get to share it with her properly - 5 stars from me!!" - Donna Maguire - Reviewer

Praise for Anita Bijsterbosch's EVERYONE IS YAWNING:

"A 'yawner' in the best sense, this parade of sleepyheads isn't just a series of variations on the same motion--it offers a mix of repetition and low-key interactive surprises....Irresistibly somniferous." -- KIRKUS REVIEWS, starred review and BEST BOOKS OF 2016 list

"...colorful and engaging and the simple text has a defined focus. A quick story and exercise, perfect for nap or bed-time sharing." - School Library Journal

"Children can make ... animals yawn on the subsequent pages, and the effect is just as goofily charming each time. Finally, it's the child's turn to yawn and go to sleep, piled up with all of the sleepy animals. Resistance (to yawning) is futile." -- PUBLISHERS WEEKLY

About the Author

After high school, I took drawing and painting lessons in small galleries in my neighborhood. And I learned a lot from drawing and painting books. But I also mastered many techniques simply by experimenting with them on my own.

When my children were still young, I read them a bedtime story every night. I rediscovered that some picture books are real pieces of art. That's when I got the ambition to make my very own picture books.

I was remarked by the jury of the Key Colours International Illustrators Award 2012. The book Whose Hat is That? was published by Clavis Publishing and every book I have made since has been even more successful.