Giraffes Can't Dance by Giles Andreae
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Book Reviews of Giraffes Can't Dance
Book Review: Charming with a great moral
Summary: 5 Stars
This is such a delightful book. I love the whimsical illustrations, charming rhymes, and the moral of the story- "We all can dance if we find music that we love". Gerald the Giraffe (who doesn't seem to be able to dance) ends up finding his own unique rythm. This is one of the few books that I never tire of reading (oh, and my 3 year old son likes it too!)Book Review: Find Music That You Love
Summary: 5 Stars
We love this book - Mom and Two Year old included! Gerald the giraffe finds music that he loves and is able to dance like never before. Fun text, colorful illustrations. This is a book we have read over and over in our house. Has a great message about finding the music that works for you. I love it so much I bought a copy for our niece!Book Review: Beautiful Book
Summary: 5 Stars
This book is such an enjoyment for myself as well as my two year old. I love the illustrations, which is what caught my attention at the store and led to the purchase. However when I came home and read it to my daughter I also fell in love with the story. This is a definate must have in your library, and I think Giles Andreae's best book.Book Review: Wonderful story!
Summary: 5 Stars
I wish I could give this book more stars! Not only is this my 3 year old's favorite book, but mine as well! It teaches children that just because someone is different doesn't mean they are any less special than anyone else and that they can't do something as well. Wonderful book that teaches important values in life!Book Review: beautiful story
Summary: 5 Stars
The pages are colorful and the story is lovely. It really does contain what I want to teach my kids about being themselves, finding their own strengths, and not being pushed down by others. If you read this book (and the other reviews) you'll realize that it's a story worth sharing with your kids.