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Whose Nose and Toes?
This capturing picture book WHOSE NOSE AND TOES? by John Butler introduces baby animals and their different noses and feet. In Korean. Annotation copyright Tsai Fong Books, Inc. Distributed by Tsai Fong Books, Inc.
24 pages, Paperback
First published September 23, 2004
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August 6, 2020
Great for very young children (toddler age) as it's a little bit of guessing game and peek-a-boo as you first see only an animal's nose (well and a bit of their profile) and toes before turning the page to reveal the whole animal. Nice variety of creatures including domestic and wild animals. John Butler's illustrations are adorable.
June 28, 2018
Really good illustrations. The animals are super cute while looking quite realistic.
April 6, 2013
Whose nose and Toes by Whose John Butler
ISBN0-670-05904-8
Whose nose and Toes by John Butler is a guessing picture book written for N-Nursery ages 2-5. In this book, they show a picture of an animal's nose and toes and the reader is to guess what animal they belong too. By turning the page they are able to see the entire animal. The characters in this book are all baby animals. The illustrations are done beautifully keeping to the natural coloring of the animals. By using natural coloring children are not confused when identifying animals. The repeating of words throughout the book allows children to follow the story easily. This book is very appealing to young readers because they enjoy talking about animals and it holds their attention. My boys and I enjoy reading it again and again. Great beginner reading book. While working with children you could give each child a photograph of different animals. Ask them to describe the animals characteristics and sounds. Then students could guess who they are.
ISBN0-670-05904-8
Whose nose and Toes by John Butler is a guessing picture book written for N-Nursery ages 2-5. In this book, they show a picture of an animal's nose and toes and the reader is to guess what animal they belong too. By turning the page they are able to see the entire animal. The characters in this book are all baby animals. The illustrations are done beautifully keeping to the natural coloring of the animals. By using natural coloring children are not confused when identifying animals. The repeating of words throughout the book allows children to follow the story easily. This book is very appealing to young readers because they enjoy talking about animals and it holds their attention. My boys and I enjoy reading it again and again. Great beginner reading book. While working with children you could give each child a photograph of different animals. Ask them to describe the animals characteristics and sounds. Then students could guess who they are.
September 8, 2014
Audrey's all time favorite book. I read it to her at least six times today and she read it to herself even more times. She likes books, but I have never seen her as eager to read something as she is with this book.
April 25, 2021
The is a excellent book for toddlers and pre-schoolers. It shows the animals’ noses and toes on the right page and when you flip to the next page, it shows the whole animal that they belong to. As always, John Butler’s illustrations are gorgeous and adorable. The animals that are showcased in this book are a tiger, pig, duck, rhino, giraffe, dog, monkey, cow, crocodile, and elephant. The last page shows all the animals and I tell my child to point to different animals, which he loves to do. Highly recommend.
February 9, 2020
An interactive guessing picture book great for toddlers and storytime. On each page, there is a cute illustration of an adorable baby animal's nose and toes, and they must guess which animal it belongs to.
January 31, 2022
I've read this to my preschoolers a time or two, and they've looked at it on their own a time or two. I think the illustrations are really sweet, and I really enjoy guessing game books. This one is fairly easy and really fun to look at -- and so cute.
June 14, 2017
Perfect for very young children.
August 31, 2017
Fun guessing game book.
January 3, 2018
Each baby animal is previewed by showing part of its face and paw with the question "Whose nose and toes?" The illustrations make these baby animals look huggable!
December 15, 2018
Nice guessing book. The kids will love to shout out what animal it is based on their nose and toes.
February 15, 2019
Short, sweet, fun, and interactive. 3/5 stars.
March 10, 2020
A guessing book where the nose and toes of an animal are shown and the reader is asked to guess what animal it is. Toddler and up
September 15, 2021
Great for little, tiny ones.
September 27, 2024
Gorgeous artwork!
June 8, 2015
Synopsis: "From the author of Whose Baby Am I? and Who Says Woof? comes this adorable, interactive picture book that introduces baby animals and their different noses and feet. With large, endearing illustrations and a guessing game format, toddlers will love learning to recognize the noses and toes of crocodiles, elephants, rhinos, and more."
My Review: We have Whose Baby Am I and that was a big hit with Munchkin, so when I spotted this one at a used bookstore I had to get it. I am sure glad I did because he has loved this book. Since I put it out for him, we have read it every night, he has read it to my parents over Skype and read it to everyone else who has come to visit. It is a cute and simple book and great for any animal lover.
My Review: We have Whose Baby Am I and that was a big hit with Munchkin, so when I spotted this one at a used bookstore I had to get it. I am sure glad I did because he has loved this book. Since I put it out for him, we have read it every night, he has read it to my parents over Skype and read it to everyone else who has come to visit. It is a cute and simple book and great for any animal lover.
March 4, 2012
From the author of Whose Baby Am I? and Who Says Woof? comes this adorable, interactive picture book that introduces baby animals and their different noses and feet. With large, endearing illustrations and a guessing game format, toddlers will love learning to recognize the noses and toes of crocodiles, elephants, rhinos, and more.
March 3, 2013
This is a book filled with fun. There are amazing illustrations of animals and they are laid out in a guessing game format. The question is "Whose Nose and Toes," the hint is the tip of a nose and the hint of a toe and then the kids yell out their guesses. My storytime audience was engaged and very participatory...and guess almost all of the animals correctly. This is a marvelous real-aloud.
August 27, 2014
I thought this book was really cute to read to young children, and the illustrations were very realistic. The only negative thing I felt toward this book was the that it was very repetitive. However, I know I could read it in front of young children and make it exciting for them and get them involved in the story which would make it easier to read.
May 1, 2007
This is really cute and fun book for targeting final /z/. I have a copy to share if any one wants to use it.
I made an activity to accompany it. I put pictures of other animals and some people (like a clown) on note cards and then had the client add noses and toes to match.
I made an activity to accompany it. I put pictures of other animals and some people (like a clown) on note cards and then had the client add noses and toes to match.
July 27, 2008
I read this to my daughter when it first came out. She is now 5 and keeps picking it out at the library. We love it. It has really cute illustrations and the kids really get into it (not a bed time story).
January 12, 2009
Can you identify an animal from just its nose and toes? You will be able to after this book.
The illustrations of the animals are particularly cute - all of them are young with particularly big eyes!
The illustrations of the animals are particularly cute - all of them are young with particularly big eyes!
January 29, 2010
Toddlers would be the best group of students to read this book to! They love to guess which animal will come next-They especially love it when they have the book memorized-it's almost as if they can read it themselves!
August 8, 2013
Super simple, repetitive book. Cute. The first page features a nose and toes of an animal and asks, "Whose nose and toes?" Then you turn the page and see the whole animal and it tells you who the nose and toes belong to. Perfect for the toddler/preschool age child or even a beginning reader.
March 23, 2014
The very swift pace of this book - where kids guess what animal is next based on their nose and toes (and, of course, you can make your own animal sounds as hints) - makes it a good extra book to bring into storytime in case you finish everything else earlier than expected.
November 15, 2016
The kids at story time seem to enjoy this one but my personal opinion is - meh.
Then again since it's a good book to follow with "Head, Shoulders, Knees & Toes" I've revised my rating to three stars.
Then again since it's a good book to follow with "Head, Shoulders, Knees & Toes" I've revised my rating to three stars.
October 3, 2009
Beautifully illustrated book that shows the nose and toes of an animal on one page and invites children to figure out what animal is on the back of the page. Great for kids from 1-3.
October 31, 2009
Whose nose and toes(:
October 6, 2010
A big hit in baby storytime. The kids had fun guessing the animals, and the parents thought the pictures were cute.
April 8, 2011
Isaac and Elise both really get a kick out of this simple book. We enjoy it. :)
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