LTLP BK: Rainbow Fish 1,2,3 Review

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(More customer reviews)This is one of my favorite Little Touch books for my 14 mo son... it was one of his first books and is still one of the best after buying several more.
The counting theme song (played on level 3) is a catchy tune that's fun to sing with and there are a lot of funny sounds on level 2 that my son just loves. I repeat the sounds and we both laugh! I don't know if he's learning his numbers yet, but this book is a lot of fun, which to me is worth it!
Our favorite page is for the number 8 in which there are eight fish that each sing a note of an octave (do-re-mi-fa-so-la-ti-do). I like to play different tunes on it and we both laugh at the "fa" fish because it sounds so funny! We love this book!


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Rainbow Fish's scales shimmer and sparkle as you turn the pages of the book and meet underwater friends. Together with your child, you can uncover more than 100 learning moments, including learning numbers in sequence, counting, grouping like objects, singing, identifying colors and more!Like all LittleTouch LeapPad books, this book has three unique settings to grow with your child: Setting One features sparkling musical rhythms and sounds to stimulate early brain development, Setting Two introduces short descriptive phrases and word-object associations to build early language skills and Setting Three teaches fun-filled rhymes and early learning interactions to develop preschool readiness.Age: 6 to 36 months

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LeapFrog LittleTouch LeapPad Educational Book: The Little Engine That Could Review

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(More customer reviews)This interactive book is as lame as any pastime my child engages in. It makes "One Bear in the Bedroom" - the book that accompanies the new Little Touch Leap Pad - look like "Gone with the Wind." Somebody somewhere is embarrassed about putting this one out.
We put this on our son's wish list because he loves his Leap Pad, because he's played "Bear" within an inch of its life, and because he's obsessed with trains. Whereas with "Bear" he'd fiddle with it for ages, figuring out how to do things and looking for new discoveries, he simply turns this one on and lets it run while he does anything else - no exploring, no trying to figure out, not even much re-creation of things he likes to do in "Bear." For this to happen with Alex with anything with a train theme is quite a (reverse) accomplishment.
The interactive activities and puzzles are too simple, both unrewarding and unengaging; the music and artwork are primitive; the storytelling and singing flat as a pancake. I have no idea what other new Little Touch books have or do, but we're darn sure going to find out.
Save your money, or spend it on something else.

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It's a beloved childhood story. The Little Engine That Could makes it up the mountain because he believes in himself. The education experts at LeapFrog adapted this classic story for your child's LittleTouch LeapPad player (sold separately). Kids follow the story using touch to bring the storyline and learning to life. They'll learn self-confidence, counting and colors as they go.

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