Early Reader Review: Stanley's Toy Box by William Bee

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Stanley's Toy Box by William Bee 
Series: Stanley Series
Publisher: Peachtree
Publication Date:  March 4, 2021 (TODAY!)

 

Format:  Board Book


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Goodreads Synopsis: 

Here comes Stanley with his toy box! A simple introduction to toys, play and sharing.

Today Stanley, Little Woo, Sophie and Benjamin are at the park and Stanley has brought his toy box! What toys will they choose play with on the grass? And what about on the hill? And how about at the pond?

Join Sophie, Benjamin and Little Woo as they learn and play with toys in this simple, engaging new board book in the Stanley series.

Don't miss out on these other charming Stanley board books:

Stanley's Lunch Box

Stanley's Toolbox

Stanley's Paintbox

Stanley's Colours

Stanley's Numbers

Stanley's Opposites

Stanley's Shapes 

Review: 

Stanley's Toy Box is a bright and vibrant board book for young readers. It is about a hamster named Stanley and fun things that he and his friends do, in this installment they are on their way to the part and Stanley has brought his toy box. 

This is a cute book about different toys that you can play with in the park and it is also about sharing and playing nicely together. It also has a few pages about cleaning up together at the end of play time. 

The images are full spreads across the 2 pages and are very bright colors and pretty basic shapes, great for the ages the book is written for (2-6). The images reflect what the text is about, which is always appreciated too. It is  a very sturdy little book and I think that parents and kids alike will have a good time with this book. 

This sill be a great book to pick up as we gear up for spring and warmer, play-outside, weather and also give kids and parents some ideas of things they could bring to park playtime.