Description
What I can do with my hands: A book about practical things to do with our hands, and above all, how to be compassionate and caring
What I can do with my hands is the first in a series of books for young children by Sheila.
This book introduces Reina, a young girl, who teaches us all the wonderful things we can do with our hands: play, learn, and help others. Whether we are indoors or enjoying the beauty of nature outside, there are so many things to do!
This charming children’s book is designed to be read by adults, so we can all enjoy the many activities we can do with our hands. So, raise your hands, and let’s start learning—and having fun!
- A book about practical things to do with hands
- Acceptance, compassion, and caring
- Play, write, share, good habits, ASL
- Fun learning for children, role play, outdoor activities
- For children of all background
- Interactive reading along with your child
Digital: ISBN: 978-1-958816-07-3
Paperback ISBN: 978-1-958816-00-4
Preview the first few pages
Paperback is available on Amazon.
Mag Thirzah Jacques –
Love it 😍
Plantation, Florida, United States 🇺🇸
The book encourages kids to take a break from their devices and admire their surroundings.
Nir –
Great book 👍
Hollywood, Florida, United States 🇺🇸
Great learning and reading book. Teach your kids many things that they can do with their hands while teaching them going out to make friends is healthier than staying indoor swiping their tablets
Dany Pierre –
Great learning tools for our kids
North Miami Beach, Florida, United States 🇺🇸
One of the best, simplest educational tools for kids
Farah M –
A wonderful rhyming read along book 👌
Malden, Massachusetts, United States 🇺🇸
Reading this lovely book along with my niece was wonderful. Each rhyming sentence matches well with the colorful activities depicted on the pages 💃🤾♀️🙌
Gorba Ady –
Great book for new readers
North Miami, FL, United States 🇺🇸
I bought this book for my niece and her parents love it for her. When they read to her, she smiles and giggles to show how pleased she is to hear Reina’s story. They send her to daycare with it and she never puts her book down. There are many pictures that keep her intrigued. A great book for preschoolers and early readers.