Where's the Astronaut?
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- Create Date：2021-05-08 08:53:37
- Update Date：2025-09-06
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- Author：Ingela P. Arrhenius
- ISBN：1536207527
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Summary
Celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the moon landing with little ones by lifting the felt flaps to discover four hidden space-themed friends。 Then find the mirror under the final flap！ Parents love these books because they are simple yet robust， and little readers adore them because they're fun and easy to play with。
Reviews
Alicia Evans
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For: space lovers; readers looking for a sweet lift-the-flap book。Possible red flags: flaps would be stretched/warped easily; some may find it too simple。
Amy
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Nosy Crow books are a toddler’s delight！ This book has especially great memories for me as a Grandma because our first grandson absolutely adored reading it with me when he was approaching his first birthday。 As he now approaches his second birthday， he has “graduated” to more complex text。 But his favorite thing to do after reading this book was to kiss himself in the mirror on the very last page。 😂
Miss Pippi the Librarian
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Felt lift-the-flap book set in space。Look for an engineer， a space dog， an alien， and an astronaut。2020 Storytime Theme: Space2021 storytime theme: Babies - May the Fourth / SpaceReviewed from a library copy。
Paul Terpstra
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Cool book！ Who’s is space？ Let’s go and see
Erin Darmody
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I loved the felt flaps because I could guide Daphne’s hand to move them。 Can’t do that with stiff flaps because you need nails to get underneath。 Cute illustrations。
briz
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Is this the same structure as Where's the Giraffe？ YES IT IS。Where's the difference？ HERE IT IS。Is this more socially woke and career-oriented， sacrificing an interest in animals simply living their lives in favor of various individuals pursuing the very edges of human scientific exploration？ YES IT IS。Is this maybe more stressful to young minds and counterproductive to cultivating meditative calm in the Age of Anxiety？ YES IT IS。Do I recommend it anyway？ THERE YOU ARE！ Is this the same structure as Where's the Giraffe？ YES IT IS。Where's the difference？ HERE IT IS。Is this more socially woke and career-oriented， sacrificing an interest in animals simply living their lives in favor of various individuals pursuing the very edges of human scientific exploration？ YES IT IS。Is this maybe more stressful to young minds and counterproductive to cultivating meditative calm in the Age of Anxiety？ YES IT IS。Do I recommend it anyway？ THERE YOU ARE！ 。。。more
Mary Ryan
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A fantastic book for an infant - especially for tummy time。 We play the "where's Mama/Papa/etc" game with our young son， so this book is a fantastic extension of that。 The book also contains a few sensory items which is fun for bub too。 A fantastic book for an infant - especially for tummy time。 We play the "where's Mama/Papa/etc" game with our young son， so this book is a fantastic extension of that。 The book also contains a few sensory items which is fun for bub too。 。。。more
Rebecca
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A trippy compilation of technicolored imagery that adds fuel to the #stormarea51 fire✨✨But seriously… Where’s the Astronaut （don’t mind the library labels！） is a sweet celebration of the 50th anniversary of the moon landing。 Tear-proof felt flaps reveal space-themed friends and a fun mirror surprise。 I mean， who wouldn’t want to be the babe in the moon？ 。
Joan
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This lift-the-flap board book allows the youngest readers to interact with the book by lifting a soft felt shape as they join the celebration for the fiftieth anniversary of the moon landing。 Beneath the shapes， the child finds an engineer， a space dog， an alien， and an astronaut。 The final page asks， “Where are you？” and lifting the moon flap reveals a mirrored surface to reflect the child’s image。Highly recommended。
Cindy Mitchell *Kiss the Book*
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Where's the Astronaut？ by Ingela P。 Arrhenius。 BOARD BOOK。 Nosy Crow （Candlewick）， 2019。 $9。 9781536207521BUYING ADVISORY: Pre-K - ADVISABLEAUDIENCE APPEAL: HIGHThis is a super simple board book for the very youngest readers （Ages 0-3） that features people and characters related to space travel--engineers， astronauts， aliens。 Each page asks the reader， "Where is。。。？" and the missing person/character can be found behind a simple lift-the-flap felt piece。This is the perfect book for babies and tod Where's the Astronaut？ by Ingela P。 Arrhenius。 BOARD BOOK。 Nosy Crow （Candlewick）， 2019。 $9。 9781536207521BUYING ADVISORY: Pre-K - ADVISABLEAUDIENCE APPEAL: HIGHThis is a super simple board book for the very youngest readers （Ages 0-3） that features people and characters related to space travel--engineers， astronauts， aliens。 Each page asks the reader， "Where is。。。？" and the missing person/character can be found behind a simple lift-the-flap felt piece。This is the perfect book for babies and toddlers。 They will love pulling down the flap to find the astronaut or alien or whatnot， and the illustrations are cheerful and fun。 I appreciated that the engineer in question is a woman， though the astronaut is still a man。 I do think this is the sort of book that would get trashed very quickly in a library setting as the felt flaps do not hold up super well （needing to be placed back just-so before turning the next page） so it might be better suited as a gift for individual readers。Reviewer: TChttps://kissthebookjr。blogspot。com/20。。。 。。。more
Feline
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1，5 jaar: een flapjesboek！ En doordat de flapjes van vilt zijn en goed vast zitten， heb ik deze nog niet weten te slopen。 Pappa vindt het heel leuk dat ik nu ook een boek over ruimtevaart heb， al moppert hij wel dat honden in de regel een stuk kleiner zijn dan gasplaneten。
Amanda
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Love that this uses felt instead of paper which tears so easily。 The illustrations are bright， bold and graphic and so fun。
Vicki
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Perfect book for informing young ones about space and things related。 Nice for young hands with soft felt lift the flaps。
Great Books
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In this lift the flap book with felt， babies can work on positional words while looking for different things in space。 A cute mirror is included at the end for interactions。 Reviewer: 7
Becky
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First sentence: Where's the engineer？ Here she is！ Where's the space dog？ Here it is！ Where's the alien？ Here it is！Premise/plot: This board book is an interactive book to share with little ones。 There are felt flaps AND a mirror。My thoughts: I've enjoyed many books in this series: Where's Mr。 Duck？ Where's The Giraffe？ Where's The Ladybug？ Where's The Hen？ Where's The Owl？ The books are super-predictable but also super-fun to share with little ones。 Little ones belong on a lap。 Story time is th First sentence: Where's the engineer？ Here she is！ Where's the space dog？ Here it is！ Where's the alien？ Here it is！Premise/plot: This board book is an interactive book to share with little ones。 There are felt flaps AND a mirror。My thoughts: I've enjoyed many books in this series: Where's Mr。 Duck？ Where's The Giraffe？ Where's The Ladybug？ Where's The Hen？ Where's The Owl？ The books are super-predictable but also super-fun to share with little ones。 Little ones belong on a lap。 Story time is the best。 。。。more
Reference
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