Dont Tickle the Turkey!
Dont Tickle the Turkey! by Sam Taplin is a delightful children’s book published by Usborne Publishing, Limited on August 11, 2025. This engaging title features 10 pages of interactive fun, inviting young readers to explore touchy-feely patches that produce amusing animal sounds. The story revolves around a turkey, along with a bison, a raccoon, and a mule, culminating in a lively musical finale that promises to entertain.
Readers will find a vibrant mix of activities designed to support sensory development, including furry patches that enhance motor skills and rhythmic text that aids language growth. The book encourages playful interaction, making it an ideal choice for celebrating Thanksgiving and beyond. With its engaging characters and playful music, this edition is part of a broader series aimed at captivating babies and toddlers through imaginative storytelling and sensory experiences.
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You’d better not tickle the turkey… because it might just go “gobble” if you do!
But that soft patch is hard to resist! When you tickle each touchy-feely patch in this adorable book, you’ll hear all the animals make their hilarious noises. Along with the turkey there’s a bison, a raccoon and a mule to listen to, before all the animals get noisy together in the spectacular musical finale!
A perfect title to celebrate Thanksgiving and beyond!
With over 15 books to discover in this award-winning series, there is a book to excite every baby and toddler; including dinosaurs, bears, tigers, unicorns and lots more – giggles are guaranteed!
Every DON’T TICKLE book supports sensory development with:
– Engaging characters to encourage playfulness
– Furry patches for developing motor skills
– Playful music to inspire movement
– Holes to peek through, sparking curiosity
– Rhythmic text for developing language
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