Sweet picture book for language learners. Vibrant colors, pictures children can relate to. Read and play every day.

This book is such a great start to building a vocabulary base for young children. The words are high interest items that appeal to infants learning at a rapidly growing rate.

I really enjoyed this little seek and find book and I know kids will have a blast reading and finding all the things in here.

This is an excellent picture dictionary, one that will be repeatedly “read” with little ones. The illustrations, bright and colorful in flat-graphics style portray indoor and outdoor environments. Point to, and name the items In different rooms in a house, or outside in a garden or a zoo., on the toad or in the sky. A great vocabulary builder!

This is not my favorite of pictures and words books. But my 4 year old and I did enjoy reading it. There were a lot of discussions about things like slippers (he thought they were shoes as we don't have those types of slippers here in Hawaii), the socks, the pink toilet paper, and a few other items. I think there were a few areas that it could have been more nicely laid out and I was surprised there wasn't a kitchen or living room to go with the items like there was for the bedroom and bathroom. I would have preferred a more "look and find" style page for each of the pages, or simply have the items with the labels, versus having some pages that seem to be one way and some that seem to be the other. It didn't feel as cohesive as I would have liked. Overall though it was a cute book and would be a fun, colorful book to "read" with a younger child (probably 1 or 2).

This picture book for the youngest children has the most adorable and appealing illustrations. Many titles have been published for young children in which they can learn the names of objects; in my opinion this is one of the cutest. Each two page spread features many things to name and find. For example, children are invited to see things in the bedroom, the kitchen, in the garden and more. They are also invited to look at animals and vehicles. Think about purchasing this one for a young child that you know; you will both enjoy it.

Many thanks to NetGalley and the publisher. All opinions are my own.

My daughter loves pointing out all the objects and animals in this book! It’s so helpful in expanding her vocabulary and the illustrations are vibrant and beautiful!

This was a very cute book for babies with bright bold pictures and clear labels. I think any new parent or childcare worker would appreciate adding this to their library. I loved the large variety of items pictured and the question on each page which added a little extra to the overall book. This is the perfect way to encourage interactive reading and learning! I think this book would also make a great gift for new parents!

I received an arc of this title from NetGalley for an honest review. This book is filled with pictures and labels for each item. Great book for little ones to grow their vocabulary.

My children always loved these types of books when they were very small. The pictures are bright and colorful, searching for the items is fun. A good way to get babies and toddlers saying new words and learning to find things.

This is a great book for toddlers. I have a 3 year old son and I would but this for him. Very colorful and eye catching.

A fun and engaging book for 2 years old and up, contains of pictures and vocabulary of things they might see, and recognize the items inside or outside their house. By reading this book, kids will also learn where to put things, like their clothing in the closet, not on the floor or on the bed. This will cultivate a habit of having a clean and orderly house.

I like the format of this board book. The left page has a question such as, "What do you see in the garden?" followed by about 20 simple colorful pictures with their name. The right page shows those same items together in their setting, such as a garden. It also has about six questions to get small children involved in looking at the picture for answers such as, "Who's sitting in the tree?" I think this is a perfect lap book for small children learning the names of things to read with a parent. It has the potential of keeping a small child's attention for a long time.
Thanks to the publisher and NetGalley for a digital copy.

a great book to kids or for example for non-english kids learn english words with very good illustrations.
it's also a great gift

I love this book! My daughter, who’s three, loved this book too!
It’s full of pictures if things you’d find in different environments, and they are all labeled, which is important for young readers. One of our favorite things to do with this book was for me to say the name of an object on the page, and my daughter to find it and point it out. Then we switched roles, I also love that there are some questions in this book that make sense with the pictures. For example, on a page with a garden, there are questions like. “What is hanging on the tree?”, and “who is sitting in front of the bush?”
I’d recommend this book for young kids to read with an adult!

What Do You See? A Book Full of Words and Pictures is a perfect book for babies and toddlers to interact with. The sketches are realistic, but nice and colorful as well. I can easily imagine young ones having a good time looking at this book, it’s a great activity for any day. Perfect for development skills & lots of fun!

This book would be wonderful for a classroom library book for the children to use. This would also be great to have in your own home library. Can you find all the different things listed in the book? The illustrations are very cute and make you feel like you are there in the story. The illustrations make it easy to find in the pages.

This is a great book for young children. I just finished reading this with my 4 and 6 year old and they really enjoyed it. It may have been too easy for them but I imagine this would have been perfect for when they were 2 or 3. My 6 year old breezed through the words and engaging questions and by 4 year old easily identified all the objects. We enjoyed looking through the pictures and going over all the objects on each page. This would make a great addition to any young child's library and would make a great gift.

I voluntarily reviewed this after receiving a free copy.

This was very educational for my 3 yr old son! He enjoyed pointing at the pictures and hearing me say the words. I enjoyed the many items named and that it was not the same old, "a is for apple", type of book. Very fun and it kept his attention to finish the book!

This is a great book to help young children learn new words and build their vocabulary. Lots of bright, colourful illustrations to engage small children. My two year old son loved trying to name all the objects on each page. He especially loved the vehicle page and spent a long time looking at all the details in each one. I would recommend this book for toddlers.
Thank you NetGalley for the advanced ebook.