Starting this Saturday, I starting my Barefoot Saturday posts. I will be telling you all about my love for Barefoot Books, highlighting my favorite books and promoting the latest specials. I have recently signed up to be a Barefoot Ambassador and I'm so excited. Barefoot Books is a wonderful independent children's book publisher who release beautiful, imaginative and creative books for children of all ages. My girls have been reading these books for almost eight years. They absolutely love them.
Barefoot, also, is a huge promoter of healthy living. There are so many books about being green. Their website has so many resources on how to raise your children in a healthy environment.
Cultural diversity is another major aspect of Barefoot Books. Your child can learn about so many different cultures by reading Barefoot Books. My daughters love books about China. They learn so much.
Each book is a work of art. The illustrations are amazing and beautiful! Your child will be totally engrossed in every book with all the bright colors and images.
The first book I'm highlighting is Animal Boogie. It is one of the first books I purchased from Barefoot. It is a wonderful singalong book with a CD which you can pop into your car CD player or download onto your iPod. Barefoot created a great video to accompany the book.
I love this book so much I want to give one away! Place an order through my website (just click the Start Shopping button on the right) and enter the giveaway!
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The Animal Boogie
Can you boogie? Down in the Indian jungle, the children and animals are learning about actions like leaping, stomping, shaking and flapping while meeting different jungle creatures.
Book with enhanced CD edition includes an animated video with audio singalong sung by acclaimed children's performer Fred Penner.
Winner of the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Gold & Platinum Awards
Society of School Librarians International Honor Book
Ages 3 to 7 years
Illustrated By: Debbie Harter
Sung By: Fred Penner
Imagine yourself in a variety of situations along with the boy and girl in this simple rhyming text. As they play an imaginary game of opposites and contrasts, the children explore valleys and hills, light and dark, and hot and cold, but find that in the end, it's best when "You're you, and I'm me."
