1972 / Ebook / 32 pages / UK
****
I enjoyed this eco sci-fi parable as a child, even if, as it turns out, it was considerably below my reading level. She's not that bothered about dinos though, she hasn't seen Jurassic Park yet.
2004 / Ebook / 32 pages / UK
***
A counting book incorporating a plot is a nice change from numerical monotony. And it's about a teddy, which are always a hit, though make it about the child looking for their lost bear and you'd really win her over.
2016 / Ebook / 48 pages / UK
***
As repetitive as these always are, internally and across franchises, but no stickers this time. Some hands-on activities didn't work on a screen, though others could be jerry-rigged on Paint.
2021 / Library book / 10 pages / UK/France
***
Raising the bar of noisy books by adding lights to celebrate the emergency services in several child-friendly situations. Better than Paw Patrol, but what isn't?
2021 / Library book / 8 pages / UK
*
Every anthopomorphised object is overcomplicated with a distracting first name and half of the tabs are decorated with random clipart for lack of better use. Like one of those baby sensory videos, but without the appeal.
