Ultimate Book of Cities: 4

My toddler loved this book as a birthday present. Lots of things to love, lots of loving bits, lots to look at and find. Keeps him entertained.

We love it. Well detailed

As expected

So much to look at and something new to discover each time you pick it up, will likely buy another from the collection! Will look though it together with my chatty 2 year old but would be great for up 6/7 year olds I think.

Bought when my son was 4. He still loves to 'read' however he is 6 now :) Great item and fun to read. Highly recommended!

Great, interesting book. My kid loves it, goes through every little detail pictured in it. I get 20 min for my self. Cleaning and cooking I mean.

My 3,5 years old son love this book

... language is American English, e.g. Fire Truck instead of Fire engine, to name one example. If this doesn't bother you then it's a nice enough book, and I'm sure will engage... but not to my liking.

最高の知育ブック！英語の勉強にもなるし、子どもの興味を上手く惹きつつ世の中の色々な物の仕組みを教えてくれます。

Our toddler loves to lift the flaps in this book. Very informative and engaging.

Our toddler spends hours with the Ultimate Book series, and this Cities book is no exception. There's pop-up images, flaps that open to reveal what's inside a building (and amazing explanations on how things work or are made), pull tabs to move an elevator up and down or to show cars leaving a parking garage... it's really well-made with so much detail and gorgeous illustrations.I will say this - if your kid is like ours, they're gonna engage with ALL the moving parts. The book is robust, and they clearly use laser-cut cardboard to help give the parts longevity, but our child has definitely destroyed a couple of parts, just because they used them with so much enthusiasm. And we've come to understand that this comes with the territory when you buy an interactive book. If this is going to get you upset and angry about the build-quality - which is great - then I think you would do better with the thicker cardboard pages of a "baby-proof" book. We will gladly let our kiddo wear this one out, and even buy another copy in a year or so when our toddler has, hopefully, learned a little bit more about caring for stuff. And it'll be more than worth it.The look of wonder and the joy of discovery as our kid finds a new hidden panel to open, or the realization that he can rotate the seasons of the trees, is something I will value way beyond the price of this book.Pro-Tip! Before you show the books to your child, you MAY want to use a pair of tweezers or a butter knife to pry open the panels every-so slightly. The laser cut means they blend it beautifully, but it also means that sometimes it's a challenge for little fingers to open or to figure out HOW they open. We've mangled a couple panels trying to figure it out, and that doesn't bother us, but prying the edge up ever-so-slightly might save you a little grief.

This book is one of the most original that I've ever seen. Interactive, interesting, even for adults. Great way to teach toddlers everything about how cities work, I mean EVERYTHING, many how to, recicling, how objects are called. So beautifully displayed.Would buy them all!

Fabulous comprehensive exciting fun book for children about the amazing machines of everyday life that we take for granted.Genius book - that should always remain in print