Kids can switch and swap these cartoon-style heads, bodies, and legs to make crazy, comical combinations of a parrot, monkey, zebra, lion, giraffe, anteater, alligator, and elephant.

Split pages with pop-up features allow the reader to create unusual creatures by mixing parts of such real animals as an owl, rabbit, moose, and fox.

Mix and match touchable animals! With 20 different potential combinations, there are many possibilities for reading fun. Plus, little hands love the large, soft tactile areas.

Mary Murphy's raucous split page board book is perfect for helping little ones to mix and match. What do you call a cross between a tiger and a zebra? How on earth do you make an animal called a 'likey'? Children will love to mix up the heads and tails of different animals to invent hilarious new ones, whilst developing their matching skills as they work out how the animals should look.

Zoo animals may be caged but they can roam free in your mind if you let them be. You can use this zoo animal-inspired activity book to boost your child's knowledge on colors and patterns. It is also useful in shaping your child's ability to work on a horizontal surface. Most importantly, the activity will shape your child's problem-solving and motor skills. Grab a copy now!