Open the Barn Door (A Chunky Book(R))
from: Random House Books for Young Readers
Price: $3.99
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Product Description:
Illustrated in full color. Open the barn door and take a tour around the
barnyard to find out just who's making all those wonderful animal sounds.
Illustrated in full color. Open the barn door and take a tour around the
barnyard to find out just who's making all those wonderful animal sounds.
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: 
- Great read, bad construction.
Two qualms about book.the edges wear out easily. My 7 month old used it as a teether and within minutes the edges were white! not a book to be "passed on"2nd qualm. They list the baby horse who is saying "neigh, neigh" as "A PONY" instead of "A FOAL or FILLY"for us horse lovers out there, there is no greater upset then having a child call a baby horse pony!
Rating: 
- Flaps too hard to open
The flaps are too small for my 13-month old son to open -- they just end up frustrating him. I would think there's a way to make the flaps easier to open, if with keeping the book pocket size.
Rating: 
- Open the barn door
I collect books for infants all year and think this is a pretty good story, but it is smaller than I expected.
Rating: 
- My daughter's favorite book
I ordered this book for my daughter when she was about 9 months old.She is now 12 months old and it's still her favorite book.She loves to turn the flap to discover the animals.Additionally, it's small and fits in her little hands perfectly.I find her in a corner sometimes turning the pages and jabbering like she's reading it and we love reading it together over and over.This book is a must have for any child's book collection.
Rating: - Open the Barn Door...
A Chunky Flap Book.I bought this as a gift for my granddaughter who loves farm animals.At first, the size seemed too small, but for little hands it is good.I am quite pleased with the book.These two grandkids (ages 1 and 2) are crazy about books, therefore, we depend on reviews when we shop.
- Great read, bad construction.Two qualms about book.the edges wear out easily. My 7 month old used it as a teether and within minutes the edges were white! not a book to be "passed on"2nd qualm. They list the baby horse who is saying "neigh, neigh" as "A PONY" instead of "A FOAL or FILLY"for us horse lovers out there, there is no greater upset then having a child call a baby horse pony!
- Flaps too hard to openThe flaps are too small for my 13-month old son to open -- they just end up frustrating him. I would think there's a way to make the flaps easier to open, if with keeping the book pocket size.
- Open the barn doorI collect books for infants all year and think this is a pretty good story, but it is smaller than I expected.
- My daughter's favorite bookI ordered this book for my daughter when she was about 9 months old.She is now 12 months old and it's still her favorite book.She loves to turn the flap to discover the animals.Additionally, it's small and fits in her little hands perfectly.I find her in a corner sometimes turning the pages and jabbering like she's reading it and we love reading it together over and over.This book is a must have for any child's book collection.
- Open the Barn Door...A Chunky Flap Book.I bought this as a gift for my granddaughter who loves farm animals.At first, the size seemed too small, but for little hands it is good.I am quite pleased with the book.These two grandkids (ages 1 and 2) are crazy about books, therefore, we depend on reviews when we shop.
