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A love of books starts long before children can read ¿ and its benefits can last a lifetime. Using the same amazing touch technology as the Tag Reading System, the Tag Junior book pal is designed to encourage toddlers' natural desire to explore, while introducing preschool skills through playful book-based activities. The Tag Junior book pal is easy for parents and children to use. Parents can download audio for up to five books to the book pal, then let their toddlers explore. Each Tag Junior board book introduces a different preschool skill¿such as the alphabet, counting or social play¿through 24 playful activities and more than 130 audio responses.* Open-ended questions and fun sound effects encourage children to take charge, as they touch any part of any page to bring words, pictures or activities to life. After their child has played, parents can connect the book pal to the online LeapFrog Learning Path to see their child¿s progress and get printable activities to expand the learning. Appropriate for children ages 2 to 4. * Included sampler book, If I Were¿, has 16 activities and over 70 audio responses.

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We already owned 2 of the original Tag readers, and our two oldest kids (3 and 4 years old) love them. As an insurance policy of sorts on our Tag books, we purchased the Tag Junior for our 20-month old since the board books would be more durable than the paper pages of the Tag books. We also appreciated that the Tag Junior books would work with the original Tag reader (but not vice versa). While the 20-month-old is indifferent to the Tag Junior, most likely because no one is telling her "no" about it, the older two kids like it. They enjoy the songs and the simplicity of the books as much as they enjoy the more involved games in the original Tag books. The only negatives we've noticed are that the board pages of the Tag Junior books do separate like board books always do if a kid decides one page is too thick and it must be more than one page so they try to separate it, and that using the Tag reader with the Tag Junior books does leave dents in the board book pages if the kids aren't gentle with it due to the point on the end of the Tag reader (whereas the Tag Junior reader has a flat head). But, overall, it's a winner! We're looking forward to getting more Tag Junior books at Christmas and birthdays to grow our supply of books that work with either kind of reader. -- Tag vs Tag Junior