Are You Snuggly? : (interactive Read-Aloud with Novelty Mirror)

Find out who’s snuggly—and who’s not—in this playful interactive board book featuring woodland animals and a surprise mirror at the end!

Are You Snuggly? invites young readers to explore the natural world through a cozy, read-aloud journey, asking animals like bees, turtles, and woodpeckers if they’re snuggly—until the surprise final page reveals the snuggliest creature of all: the reader!

With rhythmic text, warm sunset-colored illustrations by Ana Martín Larrañaga, and a novelty mirror, this charming board book is perfect for bedtime, Valentine’s Day, or everyday snuggles—building early vocabulary, promoting bonding, and boosting confidence through gentle repetition.

Why families love Are You Snuggly?:

• Cozy, Interactive Fun: Combines animal discovery with emotional development in a read-aloud perfect for little hands.
• Surprise Mirror Reveal: Encourages self-awareness and makes every child feel special.
• A Giftable Favorite: Ideal for baby showers, holiday tables, or seasonal storytimes.
• Perfect Companion to Are You Wiggly? and Are You Giggly?: Keeps the charm and format of this bestselling board book series.

Are You Snuggly? is a mirror board book that brings joy to toddlers, parents, and gift-givers alike—because the best cuddles come from you.

Tim Button started writing as a kid when he and his grandmother would write letters in poem form and send them back and forth. Today he spends his days advising businesses about technology. He loves sports of all kinds and has coached almost every kid's sport except for Lacrosse. He is known for joking around--often using different voices, which is not surprising because he's also worked as a voice-over artist. Tim lives in Moorestown, NJ, with his wife, three no-longer-wiggly children, and two dogs.

Ana Martín Larrañaga was born in San Sebastian, Spain, and grew up in the countryside of Castilla, in a huge family, surrounded by cousins and animals. At school, she drew little stories on every possible piece of paper. In Salamanca, where she studied Fine Arts, teachers told her to draw very big things. When she finished her studies, she returned to her small drawings and became an award-winning illustrator. Ana lives in Germany with her husband, three sons, and one cat. She likes swimming in the sea in the summer and knitting in winter.