This one will be a classic in your child's library.

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	• The Eensy-Weensy Spider Mary Ann Hoberman Little, Brown Young Readers, 2004 - 32 pages average customer review:based on 12 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

The adventures of a little spider come to life!

We LOVE this book. I used a few of the verses in this book to reinforce some sign language word we were teaching our daughter, and it helped her learn how to use "please" and "bed/sleepy". I totally don't know any toddler/children's rhymes, so this book has even helped me learn! We can sing along in the car now, even if I don't have the book!

Such a cute book!

I love this book! The "expanded" version of the song is so much fun to sing! The kids in my class love it.

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Marvelous book

The Eensy-Weensy Spider One of my granddaughter's all-time favorite books. Decided to get copies for two of my great-nephews, too.

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Eensy-Weensy Spider in the Middle of the Night!

Fantastic book for kids of all ages! I love it as much as my three-year-old grandchildren do, and every time we get this book out, they want me to read it several times. The fabulous colorful pictures are fun for the kids and for me, and are detailed enough to give us lots to talk about on each page, but not so detailed as to overwhelm young eyes. The only problem I have with Eensy-Weensy Spider is that I find it running through my mind at odd times, including when I wake in the middle of the night!

This one will be a classic in your child's library.

This book is one of my sons favorites. (17 months) The illustrations are great and the authors make a cute little day-long adventure for the eensy weensy spider. The book is actually pretty long so it works well for a bedtime story. I would also suggest "The Lady with the Alligator Purse" and "Miss Mary Mack" by the same two authors. All three of these books are illustrated from a unique point of view that I think children like because they get to see things from a semi-birds view rather than their usual worms eye view.

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"Every child has enjoyed singing this classic rhyme, and now in this fun-filled adaptation, readers can find out just what happens to the eensy-weensy spider after she leaps off the waterspout!With musical notation and hand-motion instructions included, this lively picture book will have kids clamoring to read it again and again.

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