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Explore with the traveler fish barbu pop-up
barbu's journey: a world that moves on every page! Little barb's fish, barbu, dives into the deep blue waters to visit his friend peti. But this journey is not at all ordinary. Barbu meets a gentle shark that eats seaweed, a grumbling hippo that accidentally finds itself in the sea after falling asleep in the river, a playful seal, and a tired mother turtle trying to reach her nest. Each hero speaks with barbu (and your child) by opening their huge mouths, thanks to the special pop-up design of the book.
Short summary of the book This cheerful adventure, penned by asiye aslı aslaner, tells the story of barbu's quest to reach his friend. Transforms reading time into a sound game with the sounds of the algae-eating shark's "hamm humm," the seal's "hooop hoop," and the turtle's "off poff." The story reaches a happy ending with barbu's reunion with his penguin friend peti, and the two having a fun-filled day together. Benefits for children
fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination: examining the movable pages and using the pop-up mechanism that opens and closes with adult supervision, supports the use of their fingers in a controlled manner and hand-eye coordination. Language development: listening to and imitating onomatopoeic words like "hamm humm," "homur homur," "hooop hoop," and "off poff" helps differentiate sounds, encourages verbal engagement, and contributes to early language development. Social development: as barbu guides the mother turtle and continues her journey to reach her friend peti, it helps her to recognize helping and friendship behaviors within the storyline. Benefits for parents
interactive reading experience: vivid illustrations, reflective words, and moving mouths help you imitate the characters' voices together and help your child actively participate in the story. Frequently asked questions
1. Is the pop-up mechanism appropriate for use by this age group? The book is made of durable american bristol paper, taking into account the use of children between the ages of 12-24 months and 2-4 years. It is recommended that the pop-up pieces be explored with parental supervision for a long lifespan. Is the book only marine creatures? Even though the story takes place at sea, barbu, like a hippopotamus who fell asleep in the river and was carried out to sea, encounters surprising characters and finally meets his friend, the penguin peti. "who's here?" Is it connected to the other books in the series? This book is a standalone adventure in the series, distinguished by its pop-up mechanism. however, the other books in the series also foster children's sense of wonder with similar interactive features.
