When God Created My Toes

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When God Created My Toes by Dandi Daley Mackall

Published by Waterbrook Press

Published 2008

This is a picture book for young readers.  I would say the reading age for this would be preschool, or even a toddler.  Most of the pages have one line and the font is large.  The book is made well and the illustrations are beautifully done.  The book goes through different body parts and tells a short two page rhyme about "When God Created" that body part. It is a very sweet story and the pictures are the stand out part- they really are beautiful.

This would be a book to buy as a gift for a young reader.  I enjoyed reading this book and enjoy this author.  She writes books that are very sweet and easy for younger children to read/ be read too.

I was provided this book for free from Waterbook Press for review. I do not guarantee a positive review- only an honest one.

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