Book Nook - New Releases from Indestructibles

 Workman is publishing three lovable additions to the wildly popular Indestructibles series: Hear the Sounds and Play in Any Weather, teaching babies key vocabulary words in high color, high contrast format, and Bebé, ¡Ve Los Colores!/Baby, See the Colors!, introducing babies to English and Spanish through the colors around them.

 

Indestructibles are dedicated to expanding baby’s world through high contrast color, with vibrant colors against a black and white patterned background, these patterned books help babies focus and stimulate their vision, to develop baby’s love of reading along with their eyesight.

·         Hear the Sounds encourages little ones to hone their listening skills! Babies will learn how to identify their favorite sounds in their everyday environment, ranging from birds chirping, water dripping, to toys rattling.

·         Play in Any Weather, invites babies to step outside and get to know the weather. This book includes vibrant, high contrast illustrations of different kinds of weather conditions alongside simple phrases to help babies describe their experiences with the outdoors.

And the latest installment to the bilingual series, written in both English and Spanish, encourages babies to expand their language skills by developing a new vocabulary centered around colors.

·         Bebé, ¡Ve Los Colores!/Baby, See the Colors! teaches little ones about the colorful world around them in both English and Spanish. Babies will learn to recognize colors in their environment, such as the blue sky, all while discovering the Spanish translation of these same concepts.

And as always, all three books are indestructible: mess-proof, rip-proof, and fool-proof. Babies will love these beautiful, bright, and interactive new installments in the bestselling series – and caregivers will love reading along with books built for the way babies “read”: with their hands and mouths. Printed on a unique paperlike material that is nontoxic, washable, and rip proof, they hold up against anything little ones can throw at them, spill on them, or drag them through.