Noah's Ark: A Hand-Puppet Board Book Board book – February 1, 2007

This book is more puppet than story. My 6 month old granddaughter lights up and plays with the finger-puppets! The faces are cute and soft. At this point I make up songs about Noah and tell my own stories using the puppets. The book is only a few pages long (board pages). The pictures are bright, the story short. Perfect for this age!

My daughter loved all these types of books....but boy does it take a bit of coordination to wiggle your fingers in the glove and turn the pages in the book....all while pointing at the pictures to explain things.

I bought it to play with my granddaughter, but i am also a children's Ministry director at my church...if I could figure out to wash it, I would buy several more for our classes ... Iy is a really cool way to read a book to a toddler.

WE ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE PUPPET BOOKS. THEY ARE SO CUTE AND SINCE MT GRANDSON'S NAME IS NOAH, THIS BOOK IS PERFECT FOR HIM!!!

My kids, 2 and 1, love this one as well as the Old MacDonald's finger board book -- the latter was my daughter's favorite book until we lost it when she was 14 months old. We recently purchased this one and now both she and my son enjoy playing with it.

Great interactive book. My grandchildren on only four months old but this hand puppet board book keeps their attention.

This is a really cute hand puppet. I gave it as a gift, and they love it!

This introduction to a much-loved Old Testament Bible character is a true novelty. It's a soft, adult-sized glove with a small board book built into the palm. Each finger becomes a plush puppet of one of the book's characters: Noah, a zebra, a giraffe, an elephant and a lion. The book itself is filled with colorful, cartoon illustrations by Michelle Berg. The text is simplistic, merely asserting Noah's love for the animals.What I Like: It's a fun, colorful, interactive introduction to Noah. What baby doesn't love finger puppets? These are so cute and soft! I like that the boardbook, while strong and sturdy, is covered with the cloth as well. The illustrations are really cute, too. Best of all, a velcro strap keeps the book closed to prevent pages from wacking your little one in the nose.What I Dislike: This book is extremely light on content! It doesn't mention God or the flood. Other than the title, it doesn't even mention the ark. If I were judging just the text, this book would receive a "Poor" rating for it's lack of content. But considering the age range and the very cool novelty of it ...Overall Rating: Good.Age Appeal: Amazon's listed age appeal of 4-8 is inaccurate. The publisher gives an age range of "Infant and up." I would say 0-18 months.Tanya -- Christian Children's Book Review

Product as per description

I bought this as a gift for a friend's baby's first Christmas. It is baby safe, which is always what you look for first. (You wouldn't believe the difficulties I had in trying to find baby-safe toys!!) This was cute, educational and reasonably priced, so everyone was happy.

Great toy to keep in a changing bag, and a current favourite. Baby loves to eat the puppets and was very excited by it right away.Only problem is that it's definitely a mummy sized glove. Dad has trouble getting this on his hand which is a shame.

The puppets are lovely but the book is very basic, too basic/illustrations bit bland.

Well constructed finger puppets with book attached, easy to operate and a joy for the baby. Well packed and delivered on time would recommend and would buy additional stories if available.