This is not a handbook – it’s a hand book! A book about hands, perhaps it’s a handbook about hands? A fun and colourful rhyming book all about hands, great fun and nice bright illustrations. Perfect length for early readers.
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Sample Text and Images from The Hand Book:
Just so everyone understands; this book is about hands.
Hands in my pockets;
hands in the sink.
hands in the sink.
Hands can get dirty;
Hands help you drink.
Big hands.
Small hands.
Short hands.
Tall hands.
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Wonderful work! Thank you for your generousity more kids are going to benefit. Will be reading this with my children here in China.
Awesome, so glad you are enjoying with your children 🙂
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Thanks Patricia!
Absolutely thrilled kids are reading my book!
Danielle (editor) writes:
Lovely book! Lots of fun ideas, bright pictures, and cool rhyme.
Tea Gagua writes:
Excellent book for kids, great illustration and rhymes.
Sarah Florez writes:
“I like this book, Mom! This a really fun book!” Sarah Age 7
Joy writes:
My 5 year old and I had a great time reading this book and finding the rhyming words. Nice illustrations.
Emily writes:
My brother loves this story
Arthi writes:
This book is really neat and fun to read with a child! Thanks!
anonymous writes:
good!
Romina writes:
Colourful. Nice pictures. Goof if you’re teaching parts of the body. Children can create or think of what you can do with other parts of the body, and write a story with pictures with the whole class!