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First Festivals: Holi | Ladybird

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Discover the celebration of Holi with this bright, interactive lift-the-flap book! Featuring simple text, gorgeous illustrations and satisfying lift-the-flaps, this book explores common Holi traditions and helps young children understand the importance of this special holiday. Lift the flaps to reveal the tasty sweet treats, watch stories being told around the bonfire and seeing the colourful gulal being tossed in the air. The First Festivals series invites children to explore the world's culture from the comfort of their home, encourages the development of hand-eye coordination and is recommended for children aged 2 and over. Illustrated by Darshika Varma Also available in the First Festivals series: Diwali Easter Christmas Ramadan Hannukah Lunar New Year Pride

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First Festivals: Holi | Ladybird

so-so

This board book features delightfully energetic illustrations by Darshika Varma and sets out the different elements that go to make up the Holi festival. Varma‘s illustrations show different generations and use lots of bright colours. However the use of the flaps is a little underwhelming and they‘re quite flimsy and susceptible to tearing in small hands, which is a shame because I think this is a nice introduction to the festival.

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