Pat the Bunny (Touch and Feel Book)

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Summary: Pat the Bunny Rocks!
Review: Pat the Bunny is such a cool book. Even as kids get older, they look back and say "i remember pat the bunny! that was my favorite book!" Pat the Bunny is a timeless book that will be appreciated by generation after generation.

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Summary: My daughter loves it
Review: Okay, the bunny looks to me like an amorphous blob, and Paul and Judy creep me out. But my 8-month-old daughter loves to pat the bunny, and she goes to this book over and over again. Poor Paul's dishrag is turning to limp threads from playing Peek-a-boo.

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Summary: My son's favorite book...
Review: My son is only 9 mos old, and when we get to the end of this book, he flips it back to the front & wants me to read it again. He loves all the little activities - especially Daddy's scratchy face.

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Summary: My two-year-old neice LOVES this book
Review: I bought this book online for my neice's birthday. I live a five hour drive away so I didn't see her open it or play with it until Christmas. It turns out, it's her favorite book. She loves to touch everything. When I finally went home and saw it I thought it was so tiny and small. I was almost upset because I thougt it would be a bit larger. However, I did get to play with it and it's fun ever for us 30-year-olds. A high recommendation.

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Summary: Great Toddler Interaction
Review: My daughter received this book as an Easter gift, and loved having it read to her. This is when she was 18 months. Now my daughter is 26 months and she reads the book to herself. Her interaction between Paul and Judy (the characters) is amazing. It taught my daugher soft, scratchy, quiet, peek a boo, and a host of other topics that are sometimes a little difficult for toddlers to grasp. And as I said before, her interaction now and the ability to "read" through the pictures is very heart enlightening.

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Summary: A children's classic
Review: I loved this book when I was little. I only hope that it will be a classic for my new niece/nephew.

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Summary: Of limited interest to my son - format dated
Review: My son loves feel & touch books, lift-the flap books and anything with exciting colours & images. Having read the previous reviews for this book, I was eagerly awaiting it's arrival. Sadly I was disappointed, and my son has shown little interest , prefering many of his other books to this one. The principal is great, but the book is rather dated - a new version, with more interesting illustrations but keeping the old ideas, would go a long way.

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Summary: Highly interactive; My toddler loves it
Review: Pat the bunny along with Pat the cat and Pat the puppy are all very unique books that teach your child textures along with how to interact with others. The books make you feel like you're actually playing the child in them.

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Summary: Dorothy Kunhardt's best book.
Review: Dorothy Kunhardt has written many books for children. This one lets children play with two of it's charachters named Paul and Judy. The reader can do things like pat the bunny, feel Daddy's scratchy face, and read Judy's book. Parents will help their babies do these things as they read. My copy of the bunny no longer has it's fur, and Judy no longer has her book, but as of now, I have bought at least 2 copies of it. Now please ask the publisher to re-print Little Pee-Wee the Circus Dog, by the same author.

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Summary: A wonderful gift! This is a start of childhood memories.
Review: I remember this book from being read to as a child. The book I had was passed down through 5 kids. And although well worn, I will always remember Daddy's whiskers and Mummy's ring. It was wonderful to read this book to my own children.