) A fine sequel to Hands Are Not for Hitting and Teeth Are Not for Biting. A short but sure message that counts all the good things feet can do that is followed with what they should not do. The art is at times a bit awkward, but that will not bother the audience for this book, toddlers and young preschoolers. This is a good choice for more extended discussions. Backmatter includes tips for parents and caregivers. 2 and a half & up. Age: Toddlers,Preschool. Award Year: 2005.
) Lively illustrations of a toddler take these simple rhymes out of the relm of nonsense verse and into the world of here and now without being scary. A charming way to give both of these old Mother Goose rhymes a new life. 1 & up. Age: Infants,Toddlers. Award Year: 2005.
) Older toddlers and preschoolers love trucks and this is a perfect choice to satisfy that enthusiasm. Told in rhyme with bold primary colors, London introduces the bigger concept of the many kinds of trucks and the things they do. Younger than the wonderful concept book, "Truck Song", this is sure to win favor with those who are ready for a little more information found in the vehicles in a Donald Crews' book, but not so much that it goes over their heads. 2 & up. Age: Toddlers,Preschool. Award Year: 2006.
) Cleverly designed knowing and naming books with black and white photographs and featured object in full color. Edges of the cardboard pages are staggered for easy turning, although we didn’t find them that much easier. It’s something like still life shots from Pleasantville for the toddler set. Age: Infants,Toddlers. Award Year: 2006.

) Go ahead and ham it up as you introduce baby to these familiar animals who are seen in full-body photos and then in close-ups as you lift the flaps and make their animal sounds. Also in the same series, Noisy Trucks, illustrated with colorful toy vehicles. Age: Infants,Toddlers. Award Year: 2006.

) A small clue, such as a toy elephant’s trunk, is revealed behind each of the flaps and, once found, there is also a texture to explore. Featuring a cast of multicultural babies, familiar toy animals, and the favorite game of peek-a-boo. Also in the same series, Bathtime Peekaboo! Age: Infants,Toddlers. Award Year: 2006.

) Ernie wants to know what to call each of the items that makes a special sound in this cloth book. There’s a squeaky duck, a ringing phone, a choo-choo train, a boing-boing ball, a chirping bird, a mooing cow, and a big bus that says beep! An interactive book that adults will need to activate at first. A good take-along travel toy. (800) 515-5437. Age: Infants,Toddlers. Award Year: 2006.

) Refreshed in new colors, this vinyl book has no text. It has pockets where you put photos of the people who love baby inside. A great take-along for little ones going off to daycare or for stay-at-home tots, as well. Age: Infants,Toddlers. Award Year: 2006.

) Mouse and his Poppa enjoy the magic of a snowy day doing all the things father and child might do, including making a marvelous snow mouse friend. 2–5. Age: Toddlers,Preschool. Award Year: 2006.

) Whether you are doing yoga or not, this is an appealing little book that invites active doing—stretching like a cat, wobbling like a bird, crouching like a frog—among other things. Clear illustrations include boys and girls as well as lively animals. 2 & up. Age: Toddlers,Preschool. Award Year: 2006.
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