Touch Think Learn Books

Touch Think Learn Books

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Touch Think Learn Books

Touch Think Learn Books

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Touch Think Learn Books

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East Dulwich

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40 Lordship Lane
London SE22 8HJ
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+447817893416

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51 Fortis Green Road
London N10 3HP
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London N16 0JL
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93 Lauriston Road
London E9 7HJ
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The TouchThinkLearn series, primarily created by author Xavier Deneux and published by Chronicle Books. These books use a unique format of scooped-out die-cuts and raised, shaped elements to translate abstract concepts into tangible, multisensory knowledge for early learners. 


TouchThinkLearn: ABC: An exquisitely designed chunky board book that allows children to trace the shapes of letters. It is praised for its artistic, mesmerizing artwork and inventive interactive elements.


TouchThinkLearn: 123: Features puzzle-like play pieces and focuses on counting. It is designed to help toddlers grasp early math concepts through immersive, off-the-page play.


TouchThinkLearn: Little Critters: Provides a hands-on way to discover small creatures, such as tracing a raised bee and its concave hive.


TouchThinkLearn: Feelings is a 16-page tactile board book by Xavier Deneux, designed for children aged 2 to 4 years old. It uses the series' signature scooped-out die-cuts and raised elements to help toddlers explore abstract emotions through physical touch. 


TouchThinkLearn: Fly! is the first narrative-driven title in the series by Xavier Deneux, designed for children aged 0 to 4 years old. Unlike the standalone concept books, this 14-page board book follows a simple story of a bird finding a mate, building a nest, and watching a hatchling take its first flight.

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