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Monday, September 22, 2008

giraffes can't dance

one of our favorite nighttime stories is giraffes can't dance by giles andreae. i love the rhyming story & my boys love the illustrations & all the bright & bold colors. it's the story of a clumsy giraffe who doesn't think he can dance. but with a little encouragement, he surprises himself (& all the other animals in the jungle), when he realizes "we all can dance... when we find music that we love." it's a great lesson for kids (& even adults) to learn, & be reminded of. and even though the story is meant for toddlers & pre-schoolers, my little little guy enjoys searching for the cricket & three small bugs that are hiding on each & every page. get your own copy here.

11 comments:

Linsey said...

we are always looking for new and fun kids books - thanks for the recommendation!

Julie said...

Sounds so cute! I've loved everything you've recommended so I'm sure I'll love this too!

Shannon said...

LOVE this story! I do need to purchase a copy for our home! Thanks for the reminder!

Hannah said...

We need some new books. I think we might just try this one out!

jen said...

looks very cute...i'm on a book buying rampage lately. thanks!

just jen said...

my son's school just had a book fair and one of the dads read this to the kiddos. super cute. great illustrations. great book! having a give-away at my blog. fun stuff! hugs!

Cassie said...

Looks like a cute book, I will have to look into getting it!

Wendi said...

I love books..especially highly recommended ones.
Thanks!

Readings, Recipes and Rambles said...

My daughter loves giraffes...I'll have to get this for her!
Thanks!

Anonymous said...

What a fun book. I'll have to check it out. My little guy loves to find the snail in blues clues books so I'm sure he'd love this book.

Kelly said...

I LOVE THIS BOOK! I'm a teacher and I used this book to help kids understand Learning Disabilities and how some kids are just as smart, they just learn differently.