Usborne Touchy-Feely Books That's Not my... Collection 1: 5 Books Set (Robot, Wombat, Owl, Elephant, Cow)

Usborne Touchy-Feely Books That’s Not My… Collection 1 brings together five board books from the much-loved That’s not my… series: Robot, Wombat, Owl, Elephant and Cow. Each book uses simple, repetitive text alongside bold, bright illustrations and tactile patches for little hands to explore.

Designed for babies and toddlers, the set invites children to touch and feel different textures on every page as they meet a variety of animals and characters. A little white mouse appears throughout for children to spot, adding an extra detail to share together while reading.

Included titles

• That’s not my Robot
• That’s not my Wombat
• That’s not my Owl
• That’s not my Elephant
• That’s Not My Cow

Key details

• Five touchy-feely board books in one set
• Simple, repetitive text with bold, colourful illustrations
• Tactile patches to touch and stroke on every page
• A little white mouse to spot throughout
• Created for babies and toddlers

Synopses

That’s not my Robot

A touchy-feely board book with tactile patches and bold illustrations, featuring simple, repetitive text. A little white mouse appears on every page for children to spot.

That’s not my Wombat

Children can meet lots of wombats while exploring textured patches to touch. Bright pictures and textures to stroke are designed to help develop sensory and language awareness.

That’s not my Owl

Textures to touch and feel appear on every page alongside simple, repetitive text and bright illustrations. As children are introduced to eight wise owls, the book supports the development of pre-reading and sensory skills.

That’s not my Elephant

An addition to the That’s not my… series featuring five friendly elephants. It includes bold illustrations, patches to stroke and a mouse to spot on every page, designed to develop sensory and language awareness.

That’s Not My Cow

Little children can meet lots of different cows, each with engaging touchy-feely patches. The simple, repetitive text leads to the final page to discover which cow is the right one, with a little white mouse to spot throughout.