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How Does Llama Llama Feel? - by  Anna Dewdney (Board Book)

$12.99
Release date Tue, Jun 15
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My Touch and Feel Book - (Baby Plays) by  Campbell Books (Board Book)

$9.99
Release date Tue, Aug 3
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See, Touch, Feel Dinosaurs - by  Priddy Books (Board Book)

$12.99
Release date Tue, Oct 5
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How Do You Feel Today? a High-Contrast Board Book (Winnie the Pooh) - by  Random House Disney

$8.99
Release date Tue, Jun 15
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Disney Baby: Feeling Stitch-Y! - by  Pi Kids (Board Book)

$9.99
Release date Tue, Oct 20
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See, Touch, Feel: Sleepy Time - by  Priddy Books (Board Book)

$12.99
Release date Tue, Oct 13
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Penguin Misses Mom - (Hello Genius) by  Michael Dahl (Board Book)

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These board books target ages 0–8 years. Many are aimed at infants and toddlers (about 0–3 or 1–4 years), while some are designed for preschool and early elementary children (roughly 4–8 years).

Page counts typically range from 10 to 36 pages. Common counts in this set include 10, 24, 28, 32, and 36 pages.

They cover general emotions and social-emotional topics such as love and attachment, managing anger or frustration, communicating feelings, and transitions (for example, giving up a pacifier).

Sizes vary, generally about 5.0–7.2 inches tall, 5.7–7.12 inches wide, and 0.5–0.9 inches deep. Weights in this set run roughly from 0.52 to 0.85 pounds.

Common styles include rhyme, repetition, and rhythmic or playful text, usually paired with bright, engaging illustrations to make emotional concepts accessible for young children.

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