Whittingham, Jane

"Repetitive, rhythmic text celebrates the body parts that humans and animals have in common. On each spread, large photographs feature animals and children of diverse backgrounds and abilities, focusing on a different body part each time. A final spread directed at caregivers shares age-appropriate enrichment activities"-- Provided by publisher.

Simple rhyming text and photographs give a close-up look at animals on the move as well as young children who are moving alongside them, and teaches young minds pattern recoginition for language learning and reading readiness.

"Little Rabbit is tired of waiting for spring. His parents can't tell him when it will arrive, and neither can his grandmama. Be patient, they tell him. But Little Rabbit isn't very good at being patient. Spring will come on its own time, they say. But when will that be? Only the trees know, says his grandmama. But when Little Rabbit tries asking the trees, nothing happens. Determined to make the trees notice him, Little Rabbit almost overlooks what's been there all along: hopeful signs that spring is on the way"--Provided by publisher.

"A brother and sister are excited for their first camping trip! On each page they experience all the fun of setting off for the woods, and readers will [see] the siblings' actions mirrored by wild animals"--Provided by publisher.

"Rhyming couplets describe a day in the life of an energetic, little girl who stretches "like a cat" and hangs "like a bat," while the illustrations show both the child and the succession of imaginary animals she mimics"--Provided by publisher.