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Eric Carle Collection - Slowly, Slowly Says The Sloth

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Eric Carle Collection - Slowly, Slowly Says The Sloth is a hardcover picture book featuring Eric Carle's illustrations and a lesson-learning story. It is part of the Eric Carle Collection and is published under the Constructive Playthings brand.

  • Hardcover book format
  • Features Eric Carle's illustrations
  • Lesson-learning story
  • Suggested for ages 2 years and up
  • SKU: PU-54
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

John K. ★★★★★

This gentle story about a sloth's slow pace is a perfect bedtime read, and the hardcover binding feels sturdy enough for nightly use. My child loves pointing out the colorful animals in Eric Carle's signature collage art.

Christopher H. ★★★★★

My toddler loves the vibrant collage illustrations on each page, and the story about taking your time really clicked for her. The hardcover has held up well to repeated readings at bedtime.

Victoria ★★★★★

The hardcover feels sturdy for little hands, and my kid loves pointing at the sloth every page turn. It's a slow, sweet story that actually holds their attention—we've read it three times tonight.