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venturevin's review against another edition
5.0
I really enjoyed this book. The images are extremely colorful and vivid. Also, this could be an awesome book for artists who want to practice drawing bodies (obviously it's wrong to out-right copy someone's artwork, but it's good practice to do for creating new characters). None of the characters drawn are stiff.
greenroom2022's review against another edition
3.5
My students loved to get up and wiggle with this story, but we’re confused by the ending of the story.
fernthepanda's review against another edition
4.0
There is something surprisingly amazing about this book. While there isn't much of a story, this is one book that doesn't need one.
bhavani's review against another edition
4.0
A book teaching kids and adults that there's no right or wrong way to dance.
erine's review against another edition
5.0
A delightful celebration of movement and dancing. All kinds of people, all kinds of dance, for all kinds of reasons. The illustrations capture the motion and the words express the onomatopoeia of it all.
mldavisreads's review
5.0
Childrens Picture Book. This book is so fun, with people of all ages and skin tones showing how they bust a move. There is no wrong way to dance, just get your body moving! The characters in this book beckon, bop, flit, scrunch, and even poot as they encourage dancing for the fun of it. The stubborn character adds a bit of humor as he resists any encouragement to join in the fun. I can imagine this to be fun for a read aloud for preschool or early elementary, but only if there's time for the children to dance!
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