by Anne Elder (Author)
Classic games for playful babies--level up your little gamer in Gamer Baby: Video Games!
Grab your controller!
Are you ready to play?
Time to pick a character.
Which one do you want to be?
With this adorable baby book, it's never too early for your little gamer to graduate from NPC to protagonist! Simple descriptions of game play--from gamepad controls to bosses--and vibrant characters make video games exciting and easy for all ages.
Jump and duck and run at the tap of a button. Overcome obstacles and build reaction time in mission after mission--let's collect achievements!
A glossy cover and delightful details throughout make this little board book perfect for baby showers or first story times. This charming introduction to video games will have your little ones gaining XP in no time! So get your controller and press START: Ready for the next level of the game? Let's go!
From Starry Forest Books, Gamer Baby invites little ones to play and discover adventurous new skills.
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PreS-K--A video game adventurer sets off on a quest. An overworld map guides her adventure through forests, a waterfall, and to a treasure island. The text is in second person, instructing the reader to grab a game controller and play. However, the book also acts as a dummy controller of sorts. Each page has buttons along the bottom, encouraging children to press them to make the character perform an action. The red button jumps, and the blue button ducks. This game prioritizes movement and exploration over violence. Pastel-colored illustrations feature white or lightly tanned characters with large, expressive faces and bold eyes. Woodland creatures and foes who are more cuddly than ferocious populate bouncy woodland landscapes. Instead of resembling game graphics, the art looks like illustrations that might appear in an accompanying strategy guide. Other titles in the "Gamer Baby" series are instructional (Chess), but even as an adventure, this does not resemble many modern games popular with children. VERDICT Where demand is high for video games, this could still spark imaginative play. Purchase where other titles in the series are popular.--Chance Lee Joyner, Haverhill P.L., MA
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