Activity books are sometimes much mor than that: in some occasions they become the first approach for children to images, and their interpretation of the work. With cut-out pieces, stickers, and places to colour and draw, to complete and invent, they are usually non-literary product (because they usually lack a plot) which stimulate communication between the child and the book. That activity enhances attention, thin motricity, the pleasure for image. In many cases publishers use these products to create summer notebooks, with activities mixing games with learning.

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