Lift-the-flap Series My Very First Questions and Answers 4 Books Box Set

This Usborne lift-the-flap collection brings together four titles from the My Very First Questions and Answers series, created to help young children explore everyday curiosities through simple explanations and illustrations. Each book is designed with flaps to lift, encouraging little ones to ask questions and discover answers page by page.

From looking up at the night sky in What is the Moon? to learning about routines in Why Do We Need A Potty? and Why Should I Brush My Teeth?, the set also includes What is Snow?, an introduction to wintry weather. The books use easy-to-understand text and gentle humour, with over 30 flaps to lift in the potty, teeth and snow titles. What is the Moon? was published to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo Moon Landing in 1969.

Included titles

• What is the Moon?
• Why Do We Need A Potty?
• Why Should I Brush My Teeth?
• What is Snow?

Key details

• Usborne My Very First Questions and Answers lift-the-flap series
• Four-book box set
• Flaps to lift throughout all titles
• Over 30 flaps to lift in the potty, teeth and snow books
• What is the Moon? published to mark the 50th anniversary of the Apollo Moon Landing (1969)

Synopses

What is the Moon?

Children can explore questions such as what shape the Moon is, whether anyone has been there, and what it is made of. With flaps to lift, simple explanations and illustrations on every page, it offers a closer look at the night sky. Published to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo Moon Landing in 1969.

Why Do We Need A Potty?

This book answers early questions about what a potty is for, how to use it, and when a child can move on to a big toilet. It is presented as a potty-training aid to support the move out of nappies and into pants. Includes over 30 flaps, gentle humour and clear text on every page.

Why Should I Brush My Teeth?

Young children can find out why animals do not have toothbrushes, why baby teeth fall out, and whether everyone should brush their teeth. The book uses gentle humour and easy-to-understand text, with over 30 flaps to lift on every page.

What is Snow?

An introduction to snow that explores what it is made of, where to find it, and where it goes. Children can lift over 30 flaps to discover answers, supported by simple explanations and illustrations on every page.