This lift-the-flap story follows Sam as he plays in the yard. When he falls and hurts his knee, Mommy takes care of it. But when he falls a second time, he needs a special helper to care for his boo-boo. Where is Boo-Boo Bug?

This book encourages young readers to become involved in the story by lifting the flaps on each page to tell part of the story. In simple language, the story relays a familiar situation that the young child can relate to everyday life. Colorful illustrations accompany the story.

Printed on extra-heavy, tear-resistant paper, this is a book designed to be toddler-friendly.

Recommended. ( )

What I like: This book shows little ones how it is okay to let Mommy or Daddy or anyone take care of their boo-boos when they get hurt. I like this book because sometimes young children do not understand that we are trying to help them when we apply ice or medicine to their ouchies. This book shows them it's okay.
What I do not like: Sam seems to be pretty careless. Maybe his mommy should watch him a little more closely because he gets hurt a lot in this book. : )
Recommendation: I think this book is more for homes than libraries. I would recommend it for parents who have children that are accident-prone, as it would be a great teaching-tool. ( )