Volume 3 goes where the first two did not. Dinosaurs, space, tools, bugs and sports: five mini board books that hand a toddler the words for the things they are already pointing at.

Look at what got chosen. A brass telescope and the Milky Way. A tyrannosaurus skull and a long necked brachiosaurus. A tape measure, a wrench, a cricket, a centipede, a football, a basketball hoop. Every one is a noun a child can put to work, and the person choosing them, Tabitha Paige, works as a licensed speech language pathologist. She painted them in watercolor rather than photographing them, so the set stays worth leaving out on a shelf.

The back of every book carries a seek and find, which turns naming practice into a game the two of you play instead of a drill you run.

Five board books in a rigid keepsake slipcase, 100 pages in all, 139 by 170 by 74 mm. Paige Tate & Co., August 2025. ISBN-13 9781963183184.

Start with Volume 1 Fill the gap with Volume 2 See the ten book carrying case