Hello Toes! Hello Feet!

Love this cute story. And I have been buying books Nadine Bernard Wescott illustrates for years! I wish she still did greeting cards!

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I first bought this chidren's book when my first grandchild started to put her toes in her mouth when an infant. Since then I have purchased it for another granddaughter. The illustrations are bright and cheerful and the story is cute. It is one of my 2year old granddaughter's favorite books and I'm sure it will also be a favorite of the younger one.It was easy to find and order.

I bought this to replace our daughter’s favorite childhood book when we lost everything in the Northbay fires last October. So grateful to have it.

A fun book for little ones.

Every kid should have this book! I love it! It's so fun :)

Great book for a preschool mud theme! The children loved it!

The author loves to go barefoot and as the mother of four grown children, she has tied more shoes than she can count. She is the author of several picture books including The Seasons Sewn: A Year in patchwork, which won the Carl Sandburg Award for Children's Literature. Nadine illustrates with such flair and will make you smile...even though she would rather have all the shoes in this book and not go barefoot.A little girl in pink pajamas awakens with the words: "Good morning, toes, Good morning, feet, tangled up between my sheets." She then puts on bunny slippers and bounces around to the closet door. The puppy dog in the story actually brings her the slippers.The next page will make every little girl wish she had a closet filled with all these pretty shoes. Red high heels with bows, alligator sock shoes, fluffy orange slippers, boots and yellow sandals decorated with fruit. After clomping down the stairs in her polka dot redhigh heels, she changes into something a bit more practical. Then the real fun starts.She leaps and skips and goes down a slide, swings and points her toes up high, jumps across a creek and then heads home for lunch. While her baby brother naps, she walks quietly in her red boots and heads outside to shuffle along in leaves.After taking off her shoes, she squishes her toes into muddy ooze and then dances in a puddle and cleans her feet off. She then takes a big bubble bath, dries her feet and snuggles between her sheets.Completely Adorable and perfect for bedtime reading.~The Rebecca Review