Look Through the Window

A developmental book-toy with die-cut shapes on each page and a useful leaflet for parents inside! Each spread invites the little one to an exciting game: bright illustrations, unusual windows, interesting shapes, and engaging attention tasks await them.
In the book “Look Through the Window,” the young reader helps a girl find her lost chameleon. By examining the die-cut shapes, the child runs their finger along them, developing fine motor skills, closely studies the pictures, and tries to guess what is hidden behind each shape. Turning the pages, the child checks their guesses, makes new discoveries, and gradually comes closer to uncovering where the chameleon is hiding.
A special addition to the book is a small leaflet for parents. It helps make shared reading even more interesting and useful: it suggests what questions can be asked to the child, what to pay attention to, and what playful tasks will help develop speech, memory, logic, observation, and imagination.
This book is part of the series “Finger Games,” which includes four editions with original die-cuts and various developmental tasks. In the book “Shapes and Colors,” toddlers learn about geometric shapes and shades; in the book “Learning Numbers,” they master counting with animals; in the book “Look Through the Window,” they go in search of the chameleon; and in the book “Toy Journey,” they help the characters complete pictures with their fingers and palms. The books in the series can be collected one by one or given to the child as a whole set.
All books in the series are made from durable and safe materials and are suitable for children from 1 to 5 years old. Thanks to their compact format, rounded corners, and sturdy cardboard, they are convenient to take with you on walks, trips, or visits. The books are designed for active use and will make a wonderful gift for a birthday, New Year, or any other holiday.