Pets Wobbly Eye Book Review: An Interactive Board Book for Toddlers
An interactive board book of pets with wobbly eyes that move as children tilt the page. What is inside, why toddlers love it and the skills it builds.
Give a baby a book and the first thing they do is shake it. Pets Wobbly Eye rewards exactly that: tilt the page and the animals' eyes wiggle and jiggle back.
In this Pets Wobbly Eye book review we look at this interactive board book: what is inside, why little ones love it and how the wobbly eyes help with early motor skills and language.
The short answer Pets Wobbly Eye is an interactive board book illustrated by Lucy Schultz and published by Priddy Books. Each page shows a different pet, from fluffy kittens to puppies and colourful fish, with wobbly eyes that move as children tilt the book. Sturdy pages, rounded corners and simple text make it ideal for young children.

ISBN: 9780755484409
Pets Wobbly Eye book review: what is inside
The book introduces young readers to a variety of pets: fluffy kittens, playful puppies, colourful fish and more.
Each page features a different pet with wobbly eyes that move and shake when children tilt the book. Simple text, bright pictures and the moving eyes keep little ones entertained for a long time.
Why toddlers love it
The wobbly eyes add a playful touch that grabs attention. Children interact with every page instead of just looking at it.
Bright pictures and simple text make it accessible to even the youngest readers. It is a fun way to explore the world of pets and builds curiosity as they play and learn.
The illustrations
The pictures are bright and bold, with charming details. Each pet is drawn with warmth and humour, so its personality comes through.
The wobbly eyes make the artwork even more fun, and children discover something new with each turn of the page.
Pets Wobbly Eye book for kids: board book format and development
It is a board book designed for young children. Sturdy pages and rounded corners suit little hands, and the wobbly eyes add sensory fun. It works for interactive storytime or independent play.
Skills it helps build
- Fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination: tilting and shaking the book to move the eyes.
- Sensory awareness: the moving eyes invite touch, exploration and discovery.
- Language: simple text and colourful pictures build vocabulary and a love of animals.
Play tip Name the pet, then make its sound together, then tilt the book to "wake up" its eyes. Three small actions per page turn reading into a game.
About the illustrator and publisher
Pets Wobbly Eye is illustrated by Lucy Schultz, known for bright, playful pictures. It is published by Priddy Books, a leading publisher of innovative children's books.
Similar wobbly eye books
- "Farm Wobbly Eye" by Roger Priddy
- "Jungle Wobbly Eye" by Roger Priddy
- "Dinosaur Wobbly Eye" by Roger Priddy
Gift it right: Pets Wobbly Eye as a birthday gift
A sturdy, interactive board book about pets is one of the easiest books as birthday gifts for kids at the toddler stage. Add a pets-themed name label inside the cover and a name sticker on the wrapping.
See all personalised book labels, or browse our gifts for kids to pair the book with something more.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Pets Wobbly Eye?
An interactive board book where each page shows a different pet with wobbly eyes that move when children tilt the book.
Who illustrated Pets Wobbly Eye?
Lucy Schultz illustrated it, and it is published by Priddy Books.
Is Pets Wobbly Eye a good book for toddlers?
Yes. Sturdy pages and rounded corners suit little hands, and the wobbly eyes help with fine motor skills, coordination and sensory awareness.
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