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- ISBN 9781805139041
- Publication Date: 08 Oct 2026
- Publisher: Nosy Crow Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
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This fantastic fold-out book effortlessly transforms into a fantastic 3D farm that children can explore and play with!
Fold-out + Play Doll's House featured on ITV's This Morning and in Good Housekeeping's: "Best Presents for Children 2025"
There are stand-up characters and animals to bring to life, pieces of press-out 3D farm equipment to build and colourful stickers to decorate the farmyard with. You can make the big red barn and outside fields your own and then enjoy hours of play in your very own customised farm. An easy-to-follow instruction sheet and QR code with assembly videos will help you build the equipment.
From Ingela P Arrhenius, the illustrator behind the award-winning Felt Flaps: Where's Mr/Mrs? and bestselling Peekaboo series.
Fold-out + Play Farm is perfect for playtime on-the-go or for those with limited space, as all the press-out pieces can be stored away in the sturdy drawer attached so you are ready for play wherever you go!
Also available:
- Fold-Out + Play Doll's House
"Perfect for children who love to use their imagination . . . Irish Independent
"This book folds out to a doll's house - an ideal space saver." Good Housekeeping
Check out more favourites from Ingela P Arrhenius with:
- Peekaboo series
- This Little . . . series
- Felt Flap: Where's Mr/Mrs series
- Felt Flap: Where's Mr/Mrs (Buggy Books) series
- Baby's First Cloth Book series
- My First Lift-the-Flap series
Ingela P Arrhenius graduated from art school in the early 90s and has been working as an illustrator ever since. At first, she worked in advertising and magazines, but her focus over the past ten years has been on products and books.
Ingela has created patterns for fabrics, wallpaper and stationery, as well as packaging and home accessories. She has also collaborated with several toy producers around the world and her love of retro style, typography and colour is reflected in all her work. Ingela lives in Stockholm with her husband (an author) and two sons.
