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by Abby Lawrence-Valeriani (Author), Katya Zolina (Illustrator)
Hello Swifties!
Taylor may not be touring this fall... but she's still the most popular musical artist on the planet--and she's got a brand-new album dropping in Fall 2025! In this unofficial tribute to the global superstar, Taylor Swift: Fun Flaps invites young readers (and their grown-up fans!) to celebrate all things Tay Tay in a colorful, chunky board book packed with fun facts, sturdy flaps, and early learning moments.This delightful addition to Taffy Tales' best-selling Fun Flaps series introduces little Swifties to Taylor's story, from her childhood on a Christmas tree farm (watch out for those praying mantis pods!) to her rise as an award-winning singer-songwriter and cultural icon.Learn to count to 13, Taylor's favorite number, by counting some of her favorite things. Explore colors through the eras--Taylor's albums are known for their signature shades! And uncover sweet tidbits under every flap, including fun facts about her pets, her style, and her incredible journey.With bright, whimsical illustrations and simple text, this unofficial board book blends biographical fun with early concept learning--perfect for little readers and Swiftie families alike.Perfect for:- Baby Swifties and their adoring adults Counting, color, and concept learning with a musical twist Holiday gifts, stocking stuffers, and fan collections
About the Fun Flaps board book series: The Fun Flaps series from Taffy Tales feature fun and funny chunky board books with die-cuts throughout. They are joyful celebrations of popular subjects that promote language development and help reinforce first concepts. These are colorful and lively titles are jam-packed with objects to see and words to learn. Your little one will want to read these surprising and delightful titles again and again! Taffy Tales creates best-selling children's titles that will be cherished and remembered.
Author Biography
Abby, a Toronto-based children's author, is currently taking her Master's in occupational therapy at the University of Toronto. She enjoys spending time with her friends and family, and has plans for her future career work to be centered around helping children.
