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If You’re Hoppy and You Know It
Book Review
My favourite part was lifting the flaps to see the animals hiding underneath
Laurie:
I liked this book because me and mummy could sing it to the tune of If You’re Happy and You Know It, and that made it really fun. I liked joining in and singing the words.
My favourite part was lifting the flaps to see the animals hiding underneath. That was exciting! I also liked making the animal noises when I saw them—it made me laugh.
Mum:
This is a fun and interactive book that’s been a big hit. The fact that it can be sung to the tune of If You’re Happy and You Know It makes it really engaging and encourages participation, which was great for keeping Laurie interested.
The lift-the-flap element adds an extra layer of excitement, and Laurie especially enjoyed discovering the animals hidden underneath. Overall, it was an enjoyable, engaging read that combined music and interaction.
About the Book
A fun-filled lift-the-flap egg hunt featuring bunnies, chicks and more – sing or shout aloud to the familiar nursery rhyme!
Join a crew of bunnies for an adorable egg hunt!
Sing along with the much-loved rhyme, If You’re Happy and You Know It, adapted by brilliantly talented picture book creator, Alison Brown.
Reviewer Profile
Laurie, 2
- Reviews: 15
- Likes: trains, diggers and dancing to nursery rhymes
- Dislikes: vegetables and getting dressed
- Favourite Book: The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle
- Favourite TV Programme: Thomas the Tank Engine
- Favourite Song: I Can Sing a Rainbow
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