Great fun searching in the forest! Look closely and guess along! Whose ears are behind the bush? Whose big eyes appear at dusk? And who is hiding high up in the tree?

Numerous peek-a-boo holes on the pages reveal specific features of forest animals. They spark the curiosity of the little ones and encourage playing, peeking, and reaching in. The rhyming text helps in guessing the hidden animals. After turning the page, the animal emerges from its hiding place, allowing you to check if the guess was correct.

Who is that behind the bush? You see two little ears – no belly in sight. The animal has a stubby tail. Now guess, who is hopping here? The rhyming text gives clues about the hidden animal. In combination with the many peek-a-boo holes on the pages, through which parts of the animals are visible, even the youngest can soon guess which animal is hiding.

This interactive picture book with many peek-a-boo holes provides first factual knowledge about animals and also promotes concentration as well as cognitive and motor skills in children from 18 months old.