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A very spotty flap book
Illustrated by Airlie Anderson
Board Book
Infant to age 3
Tiger Tales, 2004, 1-58925-703-0
  Leopard has the spottiest house that you are ever likely to see. It is certainly a very attractive house but the spotty decorations, furniture and carpets make is very hard to find things sometimes. Leopard had lost a number of very useful and necessary objects. Can you help him find his glasses, his phone, his book, and then all his spotted things?
  Little children will have a grand time helping Leopard in his quest. With think boards, bright colors, and sturdy flaps to lift, this is a book youngsters will come back to again and again.

 

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