In this large and colorful book various animals celebrate the joys of having hands, ears, feet, and other body parts. Each body part is introduced by a different animal and is followed by an action. For instance, the zebras have feet, “We can kick them. Can you?” Finally, all the animals realize that they’ve got bellybuttons, which are oh-so-fun to tickle, tickle, tickle!

Perfect for babies and toddlers, this book has very little text per page and the illustrations are playful and dynamic. The rhythmic questions invite kids to interact directly with the book, so get everyone up and moving when you read this book. In addition, the illustrations are full of animals with bellybuttons. Ask the kids to point them out to you and count them as you go along.

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This book is a great way to have children get involved. It talks about different body parts, emotions, and simple task such as clapping your hands. The illistrations are colorful and large. The text is perfect for emergent readers because they can finger point easily.

This is a really cute book that has great illustrations! Through out the book the children are asked if they can do each task the animals did. This is a great book for first time readers because of the larger print and is made of mainly base (recognizable) words.
http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/508622.Randy_Cecil this is another author that I couldnt find a good site on. This site does give a list of his books with Cecils illustrations. They are really cute books!

David Martin's simple sentences almost command his audience to get up and move!