Conejos Library District

Explains how the sense of touch helps to identify everyday objects and familiar surroundings.

This book introduces the sense of touch and explains how the sensors in your skin work.

This title invites readers to imagine living without sight through remarkable illustrations done with raised lines and descriptions of colors based on imagery. Braille letters accompany the illustrations and a full Braille alphabet offers sighted readers help reading along with their fingers.

In Floppy Puppy's toy box there was a train, a set of blocks, and a round red ball. But all Floppy Puppy wanted was a friend. Follow along with Floppy Puppy as he looks for a friend---and find one in the most unexpected place!

Introduces the concept of texture and how it can be determined through touch, and identifies objects with different types of textures, including fluffy slippers, sticky jam, and spiky cacti.

"When is it all right for someone to touch you? Growing up can be confusing! Not only is there a wide world we need to learn about, we must learn how to accept and deal with others every day. Spending so much time learning can be tiring, but every lesson we have helps make us into better people. One of the first lessons everyone needs to learn is when is it appropriate to be touched by someone else. Where Hands Go is a carefully crafted book, handsomely...

This book describes the ways that different animals experience the sense of touch.

"Goat lives in a petting zoo--but doesn't like to be touched!"--