Rhymes That Go From Head to Toe

by Raven Howell

Children learn about body parts through happy sensory rhymes, inspiring self-confidence. This board book is Dyslexic inclusive and printed in a font that everyone can read.

Genres: Poetry, Childrens, Picture Books

32 pages, Board Book

Published February 25, 2025

About the author

Raven is an award winning author and poet of several picture books. She also writes for magazines such as Highlights for Children, Ladybug, Cricket, and Hello. Raven is an author and Poetry Director with Story Monsters Press and writes a monthly kid lit column, THE BOOK BUG, for Story Monsters Ink magazine. Raven is a contributing author for Reading is Fundamental (SOCAL).

Her work is published in anthologies, in DVD and CD format, in educational material, and home schooling programs. Raven has won several awards including Excellence in Children's Literature, A Golden Box Books, NABE's Pinnacle, SCBWI Magazine Merit, and Mom's Choice Award. She remains active with charity work, and presenting children's workshops for elementary classes and in libraries. Raven is a member of the SCBWI and ILA and serves as Creative and Publishing Advisor for RedClover Reader.

Strolling the beach, music, reading, spring flowers, a warm wood stove, and straight-out-of-the-oven butterscotch chocolate chip cookies inspire many of her poems and stories.

Reviews

[Mortisha Cassavetes · Rating 5 out of 5]

A wonderful book printed in Dyslexie Font which makes it easier to read for everyone. This book goes into teaching about the human body all set in verse which makes it so fun to read. Soft brushed illustrations go very well with the discovery of the senses. I highly recommend this book! Thanks so much to the author for sending this book to me as a gift! It definitely has a place on my forever shelf.

[Penny lurkykitty · Rating 5 out of 5]

Positive, engaging picture book about body parts and all the things they can do. Perfect for toddlers and would make a good bedtime story. A great addition for any daycare or preschool. Also, I appreciate the Dyslexia font which makes it more inclusive and useful for beginning readers. Illustrations are cute and fun.

[Jackie · Rating 5 out of 5]

What a great book. My daughter loved it. Heard giggles. She found the rhymes engaging. She was finding the rhymes. Great bedtime story

[Ryan C · Rating 4 out of 5]

Designed to be dyslexic inclusive, the book is a quick way for a young reader to practice their skills and to learn about parts of their body.