That's not my santa... - THAT'S NOT MY ® (Board book)

As bright and Christmassy as they come! * Newbury Weekly News *
Perfect introduction to the festive season * Farnborough News *
It's never too early to get a child on the road to reading... Little hands will delight in stroking Santa's fluffy beard and pressing his rubbery boots in the charming That's not my Santa... Part of an exciting series of board books, it is aimed at babies and toddlers who will love turning the pages and touching the 'feely' patches. The bright pictures and different textures help develop their sensory and language awareness. * Lancashire Evening Post *
From the ever-popular Usborne range of touchy-feely books, That's Not My Santa... is a wonderful gift for young children. With repetitive text, colourful pages and textures to explore, they will develop their sensory skills as well as enjoying the book from start to finish, It's a board book and a good size for children to hold themselves....We say...great for young children getting familiar with Christmas. * Creative Steps - Reading Corner *
We may be led to believe there is only one true Santa, but there are four jovial looking fellas here - all wearing the signature red-and-white costume. This cheery seasonal offering is from the popular touchy-feely series That's Not My... and boasts Santas in sparkly sleighs, with a rough sackful of toys and squashy boots. How do we recognise the real thing? His fluffy beard of course. * Junior Magazine *
The Christmas-themed book of the That's not my ... series is a wonderful way for young children to get a touchy-feely as well as visual sense of all those seasonal attributes so familiar to adults. My 17-month-old son was very taken with the sparkly sleigh, the rough sack and the squashy boots at the end of Santa's legs as they disappear down yet another chimney. It's among his favourite books of the moment. * The Shetland Times *
This book is a colourful festive treat. Let your child find out who Santa is by touching the different textures of his rough sack, fuzzy gloves and, of course, his fluffy beard. A delightful book with bright pictures and inviting pages that babies and toddlers will love. * Family Interest Magazine *
Very young children will enjoy the bright and colourful illustrations while the different texture patches help develop sensory awareness. * Word for Life *