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by Megan Roy (Author), Blue Star Press (Producer)
"An exhilarating celebration of motion." --Kirkus Reviews
Looking for interactive books for toddlers that help get the wiggles out? Can You Do This? is a playful and engaging screen-free way to get little ones moving! This imaginative, interactive book for toddlers turns reading time into a movement-filled adventure designed to inspire play and participation. Perfect for energetic boys and girls ages 2-5, this colorful picture book encourages children to stomp, hop, stretch, balance, and move their bodies in fun and exciting ways. Why Parents & Caregivers Love This Interactive Book for Kids:- Encourages active, screen-free play
- Supports gross motor skills and coordination
- Combines movement, counting, and early learning
- Creates meaningful bonding moments through exercise and fun
From hopping like a bunny to stretching up to the sky, every page invites kids to join the action while building confidence, coordination, and imagination along the way. With whimsical illustrations and simple, repeatable activities, this playful book is perfect for home, preschool classrooms, day care, circle time, or as a quick movement break during the day for any toddler who just can't sit still. Spark curiosity. Encourage movement. Make learning feel like play!
Author Biography
Megan Roy is an illustrator and surface designer from New Hampshire, currently based in Los Angeles. Her work can be found in national publications, television commercials, on greeting cards, tour merchandise, phone cases, book covers, home decor, toys & games, and more. She is the illustrator of the mix-and-match cookbook Ice Cream Party (published by Chronicle Books), is an ambassador for Adobe Express, and has amassed a following of 91K people on Instagram for her illustration work alone. Her artwork radiates a playful spirit, a delightful sense of humor, a deep love for animals, and a unique blend of color and texture. She is inspired, most notable, by the unwavering authenticity and earnest curiosity of a happy dog.
