Лява ръка, дясна ръка

by Janet Allison Brown, Frank Endersby, Джанет Алисън Браун

In this newly formatted version of a popular children's title, preschool boys and girls discover how their left and right hands are different, and how together they perform different tasks. Kids also learn to tell left from right as ways of giving directions. This board book presents alternating pages, one set in the shape of a left hand, the opposite pages shaped like a right hand. Color illustrations with text on every page present examples of left and right.

Unknown Binding

First published January 13, 2006

About the author

Janet Allison Brown is a writer and editor. She is the author of a novel, The Walker's Daughter. She has written dozens of children’s picture books, short stories, explorer guides, restaurant reviews, and articles on a range of subjects including Arabic handicrafts, education, faith, and ancient cave paintings. She is the editor of several volumes of academic papers.

Mother, home-educator, writer and editor, she was educated at Balliol College, Oxford, and lives by the sea. She likes stories, and makes them up all the time.

You'll find some of Janet's writing at the following sites:
http://janetallisonbrown.wordpress.com

Reviews

[Sarah · Rating 2 out of 5]

Strange book to have in a library. The hands open up on either side to share a variety of facts and activities that kids can do with hands. It is on board book paper, which will make it more sturdy, but it is for older kids who may not want a book on board book paper.

[Nicolas · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is odd. It's a board book, but geared towards kids who are too old to want a board book.