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Explore a colorful home in this interactive and playful board book, which places the child at the center of the action. Move the slider mechanism to answer funny questions about the home, and lift the flaps to find hidden creatures!
Each spread is packed with fun and includes an engaging question about the scene. Decide and slide to choose your answer! 
Features:- Six multiple choice questions explore different rooms in a house- Vibrant, bold and funny illustrations from Susie Hammer will keep little ones entertained- A multi-sensory reading experience, with a slider and flaps to lift- Spot the Quizzy Bean characters on each spread and lift the flaps to find out who’s hiding- Encourages active engagement and interaction, and helps children to express their knowledge and preferences- Each title in the series explores key Early Years concepts across the questions, for example: shape, color, or size.   From Rebecca Atkinson and Susie Hammer, this entertaining series is perfect for preschoolers to develop their understanding of the world around them, learn to express choices, play and enjoy reading! 
Other titles in the series include: Decider Slider: Farm

Rebecca Atkinson is a writer, creator, and Executive Producer. She has over 27 years’ experience across TV production, online and print journalism, including BBC, Film 4, The Guardian, Vogue, and Marie Claire. Her most recent production is Mixmups, a UK TV animation series for pre-schoolers on Channel 5, Milkshake. As a leading specialist in the representation of disability in children’s industries, Rebecca has a thorough knowledge of play theory and special educational needs. She is the co-founder of the successful Toy Like Me campaign, and co-director of toylikeme.org, an arts and play non-profit, which starts playful conversations with children about disability. 
Susie Hammer is a Polish illustrator and graphic designer based in Madrid. Susie uses simple shapes and vivid colors to create a playful, happy, imaginary world. She loves drawing and painting, and mixing techniques to create something different with each project. Although she works mostly digitally, her hands are frequently stained with all the colors of the rainbow. Susie’s illustrations can be found on textiles, paper goods, and in magazines and books throughout Europe. When she is not daydreaming about dogs driving cars, Susie can be found teaching art workshops for children.