This is a cute early years art workbook that takes the reader, step by step through basic animals and objects found in a farm. It's a perfect start for young ones immersing in STEM projects.

This is an appealing book for young artists and their adults. The book tells a simple story of a visit to the farm. This provides the opportunity to show all of the animals that are found there, along with barns, tractors, etc. Perfect for teaching young children the names of the animals and of course you can teach the sounds too. There is also a page showing how to draw the animals in simple steps. The back of the book has stickers and more space for creating artwork. All in all, an excellent activity book.

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Fantastic read for children. This book was loved by my 2 children when I read it to them. So much so they want me to buy it so definitely a huge hit

This book is a very creative way to get children to interact with what they are reading so that they can become more involved with the story. Each section of the story gives step-by-step instructions on how to draw one thing per page, so that children have to pause and think about what they are drawing and how it relates to what they've just read. Awesome idea!

This is the Second book by Samantha Chagollan & Mattia Cerato that we have read. We enjoyed it. My little ones liked the story. They loved the stickers and enjoyed trying to copy the drawings. I will purchase more of her books.

I received an ARC of this book to read through NetGalley in exchange for a fair review.

I really liked the book, there was plenty to engage children and keep them entertained
The book gives help in drawing animals and there are also fun pages to get children to join in and best of all, stickers!
Five stars - plenty to keep little ones busy!

Good book to teach kids about the farm and farm animals. Interesting and fun to teach kids to draw farm items and animals. Good instructions and illustrations. Kids will have fun!

I reviewed this book to see if it was something I could use in my secondary classroom to teach certain English skills. While it wasn't helpful for that, I found it a quite charming book I will share with my grandchildren.