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	• The Foot Book: Dr. Seuss's Wacky Book of Opposites (Bright & Early Board Books(TM)) Dr. Seuss Random House Books for Young Readers, 1996 - 24 pages average customer review:based on 59 reviews view larger image
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My baby loves it.

My 1 year old girl loves this book! She will pull it out almost every day and show to me "left foot, left foot, right foot, right" physically ever since I told her how to move her feet left and right. It is just fun to see her moves around.

The Foot Book by Dr. Suess

This book is one of a kind! It's colorful and creative! It goes to show that opposites do attract! I would recommend it for any young first beginners in reading!

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Dr. Seuss's The Foot Book

I ordered this rhyming book to read to my 11 month old. She likes to look at it by herself also and the pages are sturdy and colorful.

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Board books are great for sticking in a diaper bag or for reading to infants old enough to rip pages. The Foot Book is perfect for the very youngest infants: after a few readings, you can recite it in the car to entertain a fractious child. However, my children enjoyed the full-length one so much that I might buy that one instead and use this one as a diaper-bag staple.

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Okay for now...

I have picked up several of the 'adapted for board book format' Dr. Seuss books (The ABC Book, 10 Apples, etc.) and though I realize that they are "adapted" for younger readers or for a shorter format, and have never noticed anything glaringly amiss, . This book, however, I noticed a lot that didn't flow quite right. The last time I had read "The Foot Book" was probably 5 years ago but I kept misplacing words and getting off-beat with the rhymes. My son likes it as well as other books, I just know that it's going to bug me every time I read it (why change "trick feet" to "well feet" to accomodate the "opposite" theme while leaving the picture of the character juggling?) Probably would not buy again without reading through completely, though, as I said, none of the other bright and early board books have struck me so blatantly with their changes. I guess we'll just wait until he can understand not to tear pages before reading the Foot Book again.

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