Zoom: Rainforest Adventure - by Susan Hayes (Board Book)

About the Book

"Discover mischievous monkeys, slithery snakes, smiling sloths, hovering hummingbirds and delightful dolphins in one of the most exciting places on Earth. hovering hummingbirds and delightful dolphins in one of the most exciting places on Earth. Die-cut board pages and a pop-up make every page an interactive experience, while fun and informative writing explains fascinating facts about rainforests. -- publisher website.

Book Synopsis

Trek into the jungle! Join Lin on her journey into the Amazon rainforest in this board book for young readers aged 1-3.

Discover mischievous monkeys, slithery snakes, smiling sloths, hovering hummingbirds and delightful dolphins in one of the most exciting places on Earth. Die-cut board pages and a pop-up make every page an interactive experience, while fun and informative writing explains fascinating facts about rainforests.

With its bold interactive features, beautiful illustrations, and fun story, this book is the ideal gift for young nature enthusiasts!

Also in the Zoom series:

• Zoom: Space Adventure - Join Ava and her cat on their journey into space
• Zoom: Construction Site Adventure - Join Maxie as they build their dream skyscraper
• Zoom: Dinosaur Adventure - Join Jasmine and Jamie on an epic journey back to the prehistoric era
• Zoom: Ocean Rainforest Adventure - Join Noah on his underwater adventure
• Zoom: Farm Adventure - Join Bo on as he gets to work on his very own farm

Review Quotes

"A ferociously entertaining blend of wonder, thrills, and science." --Kirkus Reviews

"Both Rainforest Adventure and Dinosaur Adventure take children on a wonderful journey where they encounter unique animals and see beautiful habitats." --Kritstin Guay, Youth Services Book Review

"These books are perfect for young children between the ages of birth and three years old. They will love the die-cut pages that provide a glimpse of the next page. The small size of the books is perfect for handling." --Kritstin Guay, Youth Services Book Review