Peekity Boo What You Can Do!
Description
Peekity Boo--What Can You Do! is a charming preschool picture book that flows through the motions of a toddler's bedtime routine by Heidi Bee Roemer with illustrations by Mike Wohnoutka.
There are ears to nuzzle.
Towel to snuggle.
Jammies to slip in.
Chair to sit in.
This sweet rhyming picture book flows smoothly through the motions of a bedtime routine, starting with an energetic bath and then moving on to choosing jammies, reading a book, cuddling with a favorite toy, and snuggling with loved ones before gently falling asleep. It's a soothing prelude to bedtime that celebrates the special bond between parent and child.
Christy Ottaviano Books
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About the Author
Heidi Bee Roemer has long been intrigued by shape poems. Her poetry has been published in anthologies, educational journals, and numerous children's magazines. Ms. Roemer conducts poetry workshops for adults and children. She lives in Orland Park, Illinois, with her husband and two sons.
Mike Wohnoutka is the illustrator of Jack's House, Cowboy Sam and Those Confounded Secrets, and The Wizzy Foot. A graduate of the Savannah College of Art and Design, Mike lives with his wife and two children in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Reviews
A CLEL "Play" Award Nominee
An Illinois Reads Reading List Selection, 0-4 Years
An Amazon Best Book of the Month
"This rhyming picture book follows a family through their toddler's bedtime routine. A calm, quiet book that children will find delightful, enjoying the repetition and seeing themselves through the eyes of a book."--Kirkus Reviews
"Writing in soft, rolling rhymes, Roemer walks through a toddler's nighttime routine as doting parents alternate caretaking roles . . . Wohnoutka's chalky art creates a sense of homey contentment--like a warm blanket."--Publishers Weekly
"A reassuring read-aloud choice for young children. Wohnoutka's simple, cheerful illustrations focus on the child and his parents, with just enough background to set the scenes and props to carry out the action. Just right for bedtime reading."--Booklist
