My Very First Questions And Answers Usborne Lift The Flap Series 4 Book Set For Early Learners

Bring curiosity, giggles and learning to little hands with the Usborne Lift-the-flap Series My Very First Questions and Answers Collection 4 Books Set — a delightful boxed set for toddlers and preschoolers who love to ask why? and how? Designed for early readers and inquisitive parents, this collection combines sturdy paperback edition books with interactive flaps, bright artwork and simple explanations that make first facts feel magical. Set details: Titles in This Set: What is the Moon?, Why Do We Need A Potty?, Why Should I Brush My Teeth?, What is Snow?. Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789124143534. What is the Moon? Curious little ones can blast off into the night sky to take a closer look at our nearest neighbour. Simple, engaging text answers questions such as What shape is the Moon? Has anyone been to the Moon? and What's the Moon made of? Published to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo Moon Landing (1969), this book blends gentle science with gorgeous illustrations and lift-the-flap surprises that make astronomy approachable for young minds. Why Do We Need A Potty? Perfect as a potty-training aid, this title tackles everyday questions with humour and warmth. Children learn What's a potty for? How do I wee in my potty? and When can I use a big toilet? The book includes over 30 flaps to lift and friendly text to support transitions from nappies to pants — a supportive tool for parents and caregivers during a milestone moment. Why Should I Brush My Teeth? This playful introduction to dental care answers questions like Why don't animals have toothbrushes? and Why do baby teeth fall out? With over 30 flaps and clear, reassuring language, this paperback edition encourages healthy routines and helps children understand why brushing matters — ideal for bedtime or morning ritual building. What is Snow? Wrap up warm and discover everything about snow: What's snow made of? Where can I find some? and Where does snow go? Engaging illustra