Usborne Lift The Flap Very First Questions and Answers 4 Books Collection Set

What is the Moon? What are Germs? What is Poo? What are Stars? Usborne Lift The Flap Very First Questions and Answers 4 Books Collection Set brings four bright, interactive board books together in a single giftable collection. BRAND NEW and designed for curious little readers, this setup invites preschoolers to lift flaps, explore simple explanations, and enjoy gorgeous illustrations on every page. Ideal for parents, teachers, and gift buyers, this Usborne collection supports early science, health, humor, and the wonders of the night sky with age-appropriate questions and friendly answers. Format: Board book. ISBN: 9789526538570. What is the Moon? This title invites children to blast off into the night sky with lift-the-flap questions that reveal what the Moon is like. The book explains moon shapes, past visits, and what the Moon is made of in a kid-friendly way. With flaps to lift and clear explanations, its a wonderful introduction to space concepts and the Apollo era, published to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo Moon Landing in 1969. Features vivid illustrations and approachable language that makes astronomy feel exciting and accessible. What are Germs? Curiosity meets hygiene in this gentle, informative guide. The book answers questions like what germs are, how they spread, and how medicines help. Children can explore those tiny, invisible helpers through 30 flaps to lift, turning learning into a playful activity. The colorful artwork reinforces key health messages, including practical tips on hand-washing and staying healthy, making this a great resource for early science and everyday science learning at home or in the classroom. What is Poo? A surprisingly charming and educational look at a natural part of life, this title asks, what is poo, and where does it go? Children lift the flaps to uncover answers about daily life, animal poo (like how much an elephant does), and even a fun Who did these poos? quiz. This lighthearted format balances curios