Don't Push the Button Tour (Children's Book) Review + Giveaway! US/ CA

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By Bill Cotter
Published on November 1, 2013
Published by Sourcebooks Jabberwocky
Source: Publisher for Review (Netgalley + Tour)
The only rule in Larry's book is that the reader not push the button, but when no one is looking, it may be irresistible.

There are few books that I am so enamoured by in the children's book world that I will actually get the e-arc version (because typically e-arcs and children's books don't tend to play nicely together.  I think that the reverse psychology that is used in Don't Push the Button worked so well that it got me to request this book!

Don't Push the Button follows the idea of past books like The Monster at the End of this Book, the Pigeon series, and other books that break the third wall in kids books.  I love books that interact with the child- and man, can I tell you, little kids go gaga over books that interact with them.  The images are adorable (and do I spy a hint of japanese anime/ manga influence?) and the book is so simple.

I absolutely know that this book is going to be on my son's Christmas list (and I don't say that lightly- have you SEEN how expensive kids books are?)  This is a book you won't want to miss and you will LOVE reading with your child!


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