The version I had growing up was a paper book version, and, yes, with the holes in it. The board book version did come out VERY soon after the technology of board books was developed -- it is a natural fit.
It comes in LARGE with a plush caterpillar that fits through the pages. The large version has built-in carry-handles.
I think we've eaten two cardboard copies so far, as a household. We also have jigsaws and things, and a food-gathering game, all on the same theme. And once made a birthday cake to match...
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The board book copy is one of KJ's favorite toys. Someday she'll be able to do more than wave it around.
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I think we've eaten two cardboard copies so far, as a household. We also have jigsaws and things, and a food-gathering game, all on the same theme. And once made a birthday cake to match...
I rather like the Very Hungry Caterpillar.
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