Discover the magical world of stories with the Lilliputiens fabric book in which rhino Marius is looking for his dad. Soft cloth pages with rich illustrations, interactive elements, and a Marius puppet develop fine motor skills, the senses, and imagination in children from 10 months. The book is pleasant to the touch, safe, and can be hand-washed.
Discover the magical world of stories with the Lilliputiens fabric book in which rhino Marius is looking for his dad. Soft cloth pages with rich illustrations, interactive elements, and a Marius puppet develop fine motor skills, the senses, and imagination in children from 10 months. The book is pleasant to the touch, safe, and can be hand-washed.
Interactive puppet of Marius the rhino
The book includes a soft puppet that helps children bring the story of finding dad to life. It sparks imagination and supports early storytelling.
Sensory discovery and fine motor skills
Soft textures, flaps, and page details develop touch, hand–eye coordination, and dexterity in children from 10 months.
Colorful illustrations that draw you into the story
Cheerful scenes with Marius and friends keep children engaged and support shared reading as well as independent play.
This high-quality fabric book featuring MARIUS guides children through a playful story of searching for dad. Each page hides a tactile surprise—soft materials, lift-the-flap elements, and features that foster sensory perception and hand–eye coordination. Ideal for shared reading and independent exploration.
Thanks to its compact 20 × 20 × 4 cm format, the book is easy for little hands to hold and a great companion on the go. Made of polyester and cotton, it is durable and can be easily hand-washed. Safety and quality are confirmed by compliance with ASTM F963/CPSIA standards.
- Supports development: fine motor skills, sensory perception, imagination, and early storytelling.
- Interactive elements: Marius puppet, flaps, and varied textures for curious fingers.
- Safe design: quality workmanship, soft materials, handcrafted.
