LeapFrog100 Animals Book, Green

This interactive book has been a great find for my child. Every page is full of bright colors, engaging illustrations, and elements that encourage touch, exploration, and participation. Whether it’s lifting flaps, pressing sound buttons, or feeling different textures, the book turns reading into a fun and educational adventure.What I love most is that it not only entertains but also supports the development of fine motor skills, focus, and vocabulary. It’s also sturdy and well-made—perfect for little hands that are eager to explore.Highly recommended for parents looking to spark a love of reading early on in a playful and meaningful way!

Great little book, kept the attention of a two year old and as she touched the items she would try to copy what was said. I believe this is an excellent learning starter book if you would like your child to learn two languages. She stayed entertained and was listening for quite a while.

Perfect for bilingual baby shower. What a great teaching tool for any toddler

Great learning tool. Vibrant colors, sound quality is excellent. Good size to hold. Helps with basic learning skills.

This looks like it will be perfect for the two-year-old birthday girl to play with for a long time to come, and learn while she's playing! It's heavier and wider than I expected, but I think that speaks of quality and sturdiness.

It’s a cute toy with seemingly great durability it’s made it through a few toddler tantrums. Sounds are good quality. Although I do believe the manufacturer needs to research what a panda sounds like 😂 I do not think they sound like weird horns LOL but honestly my daughter finds it hilarious and frankly so do her father and I ☺️It’s got good weight to it and functions well the pages are responsive to your touch as intended and the pages are colorful and bright

Bought as a birthday gift. It’s pretty cool with the Spanish language incorporated.

Let me start by saying—my daughter is 2 years old, but if you heard her speak, you’d think she was at least 4. People are shocked when she casually drops words like “excavator” and “locomotive” in perfect pronunciation. “How does she know that??” they ask, their jaws on the floor. The answer? This book.The LeapFrog 100 Things That Go has only fueled her brilliance. She touches a picture, and BOOM—it says the word in English and Spanish. Now, she’s not just outpacing kids her age—she’s basically bilingual. At the park the other day, she pointed at a truck and confidently said “camión” and I swear, other parents did a double take.The interactive pages keep her engaged for ages (which, let’s be real, is a miracle in itself). I love watching her excitement as she learns new words faster than most people can memorize their WiFi passwords. If you have a toddler who is destined for greatness (or just want them to know more vehicle names than your average adult), this is the book to get.P.S. I’m 99% sure she’ll be giving TED Talks by kindergarten.