Mix It Up! by Herve Tullet

Mix It Up! by Herve Tullet. Chronicle Books, 2014. 56 pages.

Reading Level: Picture Books, ages 0-8
Maturity Level: 1 (ages 0-4) and up

miuhtChildren who are familiar with tapping screens will know exactly what to do in this fun follow-up to Tullet’s bestselling Press Here. Using the same interactive format, Tullet introduces color mixing by inviting the reader to tap, rub and shake the pages.

Although the idea is not as fresh the second time around, it is still just as fun for little ones to see what happens when you follow the instructions and turn the page. Tullet has a great knack for creating an irresistible hands-on approach to reading, and this book is likely to inspire children to ask, “Can we get out the paints now?” Good for storytime, snuggling, and encouraging fun with art.

Cautions: none

Overall Value: 4 (out of 5)

  • Moral/worldview value: 4
  • Artistic value: 4

Categories: Picture Books, Read-Alouds, Interactive

Cover image from Amazon

Stay Up to Date!

Get the information you need to make wise choices about books for your children and teens.

Our weekly newsletter includes our latest reviews, related links from around the web, a featured book list, book trivia, and more. We never sell your information. You may unsubscribe at any time.

Something went wrong. Please check your entries and try again.

Support our writers and help keep Redeemed Reader ad-free by joining the Redeemed Reader Fellowship.

Stay Up to Date!

Get the information you need to make wise choices about books for your children and teens.

Our weekly newsletter includes our latest reviews, related links from around the web, a featured book list, book trivia, and more. We never sell your information. You may unsubscribe at any time.

Something went wrong. Please check your entries and try again.

FREE Bible Guide!

Get a guide to the Best Bibles for Children and Teens. Perfect for an Easter gift.

Megan Saben

Megan is Associate Editor for Redeemed Reader, and she loves nothing more than discovering Truth and Story in literature. She is the author of Something Better Coming, and is quite particular about which pottery mug is best suited to her favorite hot drinks throughout the day. Megan lives with her husband and five boys in Virginia.

We'd love to hear from you!

Our comments are now limited to our members (both Silver and Golden Key). Members, you just need to log in with your normal log-in credentials!

Not a member yet? You can join the Silver Key ($2.99/month) for a free 2-week trial. Cancel at any time. Find out more about membership here.

Leave a Comment

You must be logged in to post a comment.