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Making Faces: A First Book of Emotions by Harry N. Abrams is a durable, travel-friendly board book featuring interactive photographic images designed to help toddlers recognize and understand emotions. Highly rated and Montessori-approved, it combines educational value with sturdy construction for lasting use.
| Best Sellers Rank | #6,815 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #17 in Children's Books on Anatomy & Physiology #80 in Children's Early Learning Books on Sense & Sensation #165 in Children's Books on Emotions & Feelings |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 3,384 Reviews |
Z**N
Good quality book
Good quality book. Sturdy. The content is fun. You can engage with your baby while reading it.
E**Z
Fun
Perfect for Montessori education
E**T
ET
Good, but it’s not very interactive for my son 1.3 age
N**E
Great introduction to emotions
This book is a great introduction to emotions for little children. They use real baby faces and lots of different looking children - great diversity!! The book is simple but clear which I like. There is also a mirror on the back page which is fun for doing our own emotions.
B**E
Not recommend
Size is cute But the baby's face pictures are not accurate It makes confuses.
H**Y
Excellent & Simple Facial Expresssion Book for Toddlers
My 20 month daughter is becoming very aware of emotions and feelings. This book is short, simple and to the point. It has great facial expressions of toddlers that my daughter can easily identify. The last page in the book has a mirror so they can see their own facial expressions. Some reviewers stated that the mirror was hazy but our mirror was easily visible and my daughter got a kick out of it. It is not a high quality mirror by any means and most likely can be scratched but for the concept, I think it works perfectly. My daughter liked the book so much we read it twice right off the bat! I've seen her pick this book up on her own several times so I know that she enjoys it. I highly recommend this book I also wanted to touch base regarding the reviewers that stated they were appalled by the racist message of the book. I'm mixed and I did NOT find this book racist in any way. There are three mixed babies and three Caucasian so I feel it is very balanced and as far as facial expressions each page you turn the babies have different expressions. Both the mixed babies and Caucasian babies have a variety of facial expressions. I honestly find it disheartening that people are even trying to make this well done book about racism. Children aren't born racist, it is learned. I feel that parents that feel this strongly about a children's book are ultimately passing on those feelings to their children. Like I said, I'm mixed and I feel no racist tendencies in this book. I'm not trying to start a debate just let you know as someone who is mixed, I don't feel like this book is sending my child any racist messages.
M**A
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C**O
Lindo
Lindo é importante para o autorreconhecimento dos bebês. Minha filha adora!
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