While the images are beautiful, as in any Balthazar, but the commander there, I expected to receive a book in which you could really dress and undress Balthazar, feet to the head (socks, panties, T-shirt, pants, hat, etc.), excluding the content is actually quite poor ...
Additionally, foam pieces seem indeed quite strong, but are not easy to re-built in their place, even for an adult, which is still damage to a work that is inspired by the Montessori pedagogy and which should allow the child to do alone ...
On the first page we see Pippin in his dressing gown, and when we remove the foam insert, seen in pajamas
The second, ditto but Balthazar ...
On the 3rd and 4th page, Balthazar and Pepin are having breakfast, I do not see the relationship with clothing, there are just 4 "labels" foam lift when lifting the butter, we see cow's milk, when lifting the bread, wheat, for jam, it's strawberry, to the orange juice, orange, that rather puzzled me, I do not really see the point .. .
On the 4th and 5th page it is written that Balthazar puts "his pants, his socks, and his handsome blue coat," but do not expect to be able to put him / remove clothing, you see just Baltahazar fully dressed on the label and when lifted, Balthazar's panties, he would have been more instructive to put him separately socks, panties, etc ...
On the 6th and 7th page, we see Balthazar leaving at school, with his umbrella and briefcase, and when you lift the label of the briefcase, we see its contents, again nothing to do with the clothes .. .
On the 8th and 9th page, we see Balthazar, Pepin, the Yeti, and the mistress, and "clothes" we just have fun sharing them, it uarait been fun if we had really exchanged clothes with the deBaltazar Yeti fur coat or Cassandra, but in fact it is just remove the "belly" of the characters (not their whole dress, just the stomach, there either I do not see much use!)
Finally on the last 2 pages, we see the yeti, and when it raises its "fur", we see Balthazar and Pepin in the bath, again nothing to do with clothing, and not really interest "educational". ..
