touch

Explores everything to do with how we feel the things we touch.

Simple text, meant to be read to the tune of "The Wheels on the Bus," helps early readers learn about the sense of touch.

Dr. Morris believes that the roots of intimacy are formed in the months just before and after birth. Having left the warm bliss of the mother's body, the child cries for the loving attention of his mother and responds to her intimate gestures of his own. These earliest yearnings of the human infant and his overwhelming need for comfort may well set the tone for our entire lives.

Photographs and simple text teach young readers about the sense of touch.

An introduction to the sense of touch.

Explores our most sensual senses, from massage to communicaton, from fleeting social touches to prolonged caresses of intimate couples.

Describes how different objects feel, such as a turtle, tree, and dinosaur tooth.

Examines touch as one of the five senses, looks at skin and its role in touch, and explains how the skin, nerves, and brain work together to allow people to feel.