The Noo-Noo Tidies Up: A Lift-The-Flap Book (Teletubbies)

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Summary: My 16-month-old's favorite book
Review: At this point, most of the flaps are missing (the pop-up Teletubbies themselves were the first to go) but this book still fascinates her.

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Summary: Not very durable but my daughter loves it
Review: This book is a simple story of the Noo Noo cleaning up after the Teletubbies using stills from the tv shows. My daughter loves the story but I have found that the flaps and the pop-up at the end is not very durable and all ripped within the first week or two that we had it. I don't think my daughter (2 years at the time) was especially rough with the pages since our [other pop up books] ...are still going strong ... I just don't think this book is as good a quality as it could be.

Rating:
Summary: Not very durable but my daughter loves it
Review: This book is a simple story of the Noo Noo cleaning up after the Teletubbies using stills from the tv shows. My daughter loves the story but I have found that the flaps and the pop-up at the end is not very durable and all ripped within the first week or two that we had it. I don't think my daughter (2 years at the time) was especially rough with the pages since our [other pop up books] ...are still going strong ... I just don't think this book is as good a quality as it could be.

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Summary: Kids love it; no value required
Review: This is essentially stills from the tv show, mounted with text and flaps. The flaps are big and easy for small hands to manipulate. The story is as simple as the show -- each tubby makes a mess, and the noo-noo (a vacuum cleaner with eyes) tidies up. There are only six or so page spreads. At the end, there is a center page pop up of the tubbies, affixed very poorly with a tiny bit of glue. Still, I think all children love these characters and the flaps will stay put.

Rating:
Summary: Kids love it; no value required
Review: This is essentially stills from the tv show, mounted with text and flaps. The flaps are big and easy for small hands to manipulate. The story is as simple as the show -- each tubby makes a mess, and the noo-noo (a vacuum cleaner with eyes) tidies up. There are only six or so page spreads. At the end, there is a center page pop up of the tubbies, affixed very poorly with a tiny bit of glue. Still, I think all children love these characters and the flaps will stay put.