Let's Dance, Little Pookie

My 4-year-old and 20-month-old twins are serious Pookie fans. We loved What's Wrong Little Pookie, but I think the little ones like this one even better. "What's Wrong" is a wonderful story (my favorite, for sure), though the story isn't as rivetting for the kids. A toddler is going to like a book to the degree that you can make it likeable, and Let's Dance Little Pookie offers plenty of opportunity for animated reading. My girls love hopping and marching with Pookie, reaching up and down, and especially love the little voice I use just for Pookie. A book is what you make it. Boynton gives you plenty of chances to make this one a winner for your kids!

This is, without a doubt, my daughter's favorite book. We read it so often that I have it memorized, which is a good thing as her sippy cup leaked all over it in the diaper bag (the book goes everywhere with us) and now the pages are all stuck together, so I have to get a replacement!

.. and this one does not disappoint. I liked it, and I wish there were more Pookie books as it(pookie) is my daughter's nickname and I really love Sandra Boynton's books.

This is one of my 2 year old son's favorite books. It is fun to read to him and he has fun "reading" it to us in return. I highly recommend ANY of the Sandra Boynton books for older infants and toddlers.

My son loves it! Some days I'll have to do the Pookie dance for him four or five times, and any book that gets him that excited (as most of Sandra Boynton's books do) gets five stars. It's possible that he's precisely at the target age; he's not quite two and very fond of music and dancing.