Bears don't need words when they hold out their paws to show us their hungry. Somehow, we understand what they're saying.
We, too, make ourselves understood when we shake our heads up and down to mean "yes," or raise a finger to our lips to show "quiet," or cover our ears to shut out an unpleasant sound.
These are just a few of the ways to talk without words. Mrs. Ets shows us others in this delightful book that is sure to bring smiles of recognition and giggles of satisfaction from the very young.
