Wiggle Waggle

Wiggle Waggle

From Publishers WeeklyThree books by Jonathan London, illus. by Michael Rex, commemorating everyday actions, cater to the littlest hands. Wiggle Waggle makes music out of the simplest animal actions. "How does a duck walk? Wiggle waggle, wiggle, waggle." The question repeats throughout, each time substituting a different creature. Snuggle Wuggle asks how animals hug; Crunch Munch is an homage to eating.Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information, Inc.Jump up and dance along with camels, horses, and kangaroos in their lively animal parade.Review"An action-packed winner for toddler and preschool storytimes."--School Library Journal"Little ones will have fun waddling, clippety-clopping, and wiggle-waggling through this one."--Booklist"Children will love to imitate the locomotion of favorite animals in this lighthearted picture book."--Teacher Librarian-About the AuthorJONATHAN LONDON has written more than forty books for children, including the eight Froggy books, which were all named IRA-CBC Children's Choices, and his books about fun animal behaviors--Crunch Munch, Snuggle Wuggle, and Wiggle Waggle. He lives with his family in northern California.MICHAEL REX is the author-illustrator of several picture books as well as illustrator of Floating Home by David Getz, which was named one of People magazine's Best Bets, and Jonathan London's trio of fun animal behavior--Crunch Munch, Snuggle Wuggle, and Wiggle Waggle. He lives in Brooklyn, New York.