Press Here (Herve Tullet)

This might be my favorite book for toddlers. I love that it’s interactive. It’s colorful. Great learning book for littles. My girls still love to read it at 5 and 7.

I love this book. My grandchildren learn English as a second language. They learn and laugh a lot.

Imagine a book that comes alive with just a simple touch! Press Here by Hervé Tullet is a delightful interactive board book that sparks imagination and wonder in young readers (and adults, too!). My daughter absolutely loved it!With each page, you're invited to press, shake, tilt, and even blow on the book. The dots on the page seem to have a mind of their own, multiplying, changing direction, and even growing in size. It's like watching a tiny magic show unfold right before your eyes!This playful book is perfect for bedtime stories or any time you want to share a fun and interactive experience with a child. It's a wonderful way to introduce kids to the concept of cause and effect and encourage their creativity.If you're looking for a book that's both charming and surprising, Press Here is a must-have!

My childs favorite book consistently (like read evry night) from 2-4 yrs old. These books are fantastic.

This is such a fun book for the littles! Bought this for our first child when she was younger, and now buying it for the nieces and nephews! They all love it and seem so amaze each time they flip the page!

As over 10K reviews have pointed out, this is a wonderful, imaginative book.My only problem is with the quality of the "board" version. The boards of the book were warped when it arrived, before a toddler had even laid a hand on it. Also, the print quality is not great. (See photos.)I realize that it's a $6.50 book, but I'd have paid $9.00 for a better quality US produced copy.

LOL - okay, the wonderful review before mine is so chock full of great information on the book that I don't know how I can compare. (I think the review is longer than the book!) Truly a great review, so I'll just move onto reaction to book.I'm the mom of a 3-year-old daughter. I wasn't sure how she would react to the book. There are no cute characters. No flaps to lift. No scratch and smell, lights, music or holograms. LOL - it's truly a book! And it's made up of primary colors, circles, and basic sentences - that's it.So, I put her on my lap and began to read. Did she like it? Well, we had to read it 8 times the first night, 7 times the second night, 10 times the third night, etc., etc., etc. She hasn't gotten tired of it yet.This morning, my daughter had a doctor's appointment. As we sat in the waiting room, I took the book out and we began to read. Within moments, we were surrounded by every other child in the waiting room as they watched and listened in fasciation.This is truly a wonderful little book that proves imagination is more important and more effective than batteries!*-*-*-*-Product Update 11/16/13Well, my daughter is now 5 1/2 years old. As many books do, this one eventually ended up on a shelf filled with many other books. We're packing for a move and Press Here came to light again. I told my daughter that it had been her favorite book when younger, so she asked me to read it to her.My voice was soon tired as we had to read it six times in one sitting. Though she's old enough that the book doesn't seem quite so 'magic' anymore, she was still delighted with it. And even in her five-year-old wisdom, she did need to take a moment just to ask me if the book really was doing things when she pressed.She's now shared the book with her kindergarten class and the kids keep asking her to bring it back.And reading it again, I was just as delighted as I was the first time.

2 yo grandson likes this book a lot. It’s engaging and even makes him laugh. We’ve read it so many times he likes to say what’s coming up. Very entertaining and original