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PreS-K—Kitamura uses his familiar character, Boots the cat, to introduce very young readers to some of the things a hand can do. Boots runs toward a large illustration of a single hand as the unseen narrator begins, "This is my hand. It can do all sorts of things." On subsequent pages, Boots is the recipient of what that hand does. It can "push" Boots, "pull" his tail, and "tickle" and "stroke" him. It can "draw," "walk" with two fingers, "point" Boots to the door, and "wave" to him through the window...Log In or Sign Up to Read More