"Goat lives in a petting zoo--but doesn't like to be touched!"--

Through illustrations and simple, rhyming text, a book invites its reader to explore fluffy, furry, or squishy objects and creatures, both real and imaginary, that are found within its pages.

"On his 6th birthday, Miles's excitement is dimmed when he finds himself being repeatedly pinched, noogied, hugged too tight, picked up, and tickled by his well-intentioned family-- and decides he's had enough! Struggling to find the words to express his frustration, Miles finally decides that he is the "boss of his body" and hopes his family will understand. Much to his surprise, Miles's whole family shows him full support and respect for voicing...

Introduces toddlers to the words ball, beard, worm, cat, water, and blanket.

A mouse describes how a series of tractors looks and feels different from his own.

Zoom into space in this exciting new 'That's not my ...' book. Babies and toddlers with love exploring the textured patches in this delightful addition to the best-selling touchy-feely series.

Una coleccioń de libros encantadores con página duras, dirigida a los más chiquitines y diseñada para ayudar a desarrollar el lenguaje y el tacto. Las ilustraciones incorporan texturas diversas para que los pequeños disfruten explorando un tacto diferente en cada hoja.

"No matter how hard she tries, Claire can't kick the soccer ball in a straight line. Her coach steps in and places his hand on her shoulder, telling her that she's too pretty to wear a frown. When he tickles her later and asks her to keep it a secret, Claire doesn't know exactly what's wrong, but something just feels "weird." Too much flattery and too much contact give her that weird, uh-oh feeling. She turns to her friends for help and learns that...

At her birthday party, Mary and her friends play a game where they put their hands in a bag and try to identify different objects by touch.

Use these books to help children learn about asking for consent when touching, hugging or kissing someone else or being touched, hugged or kissed by someone else. "Child experts recommend allowing children to decide when and how to offer affection to others. By not forcing hugs and kisses, caregivers help kids feel control over their bodies, comfortable with expressing boundaries, and respectful of the boundaries of others." -- from the back cover...