fingers

"Explores the superstition surrounding crossing your fingers, examines where the superstition came from, how and why it has continued to affect people over time, and whether people still believe it today"--Amazon.com.

"Sophie's nose has become huge! Her parents told her over and over not to pick her nose. She did it so much, that her finger has built a home inside Sophie's nose. It has a living room, a kitchen with a tasting menu"--Provided by publisher.

In this innovative book, readers will learn how bones and muscles work together to support the human body and enable its many movements.

A playful list of some of the many things that fingers can do, from counting and poking to waving and squishing.

Rhyming text compares babies who, although born in different places and in different circumstances, each have ten little fingers and ten little toes.

Fingers are made for touching fuzzy, cold, warm, sticky, lumpy, furry, rough, smooth, soft, hard, slippery, and prickly things.

A creature demonstrates the many uses of our fingers and toes.

When Barry the fish shows off his new fingers, all the fish are eager to get their own.

Illustrates the many different kinds of textures which fingers can touch and feel as well as some of the other things they can do.