Another addition to the Training Young Hearts series. This series includes several books already such as What Are Mouths For?, What Are Eyes For?, What Are Ears For?, What Are Hands For?. We have had the privilege of reading all these books for littles and they are absolutely wonderful.

Wedgeworth uses the lift-the-flap method to engage the tiniest readers about the purpose of their feet. Beginning with very basic, practical ways we all use our feet such as biking, running and dancing. She then introduces the Gospel, recounting what Jesus did with His feet to accomplish His purpose given by God the Father. She also touches on the power of the Holy Spirit in using our feet the way God intends us to use them.

The illustrations are beautiful and engaging. The story is written simply for even the littlest ones to understand.

It seems some of the other reviews mention the exclusion of the resurrection. I would agree that this would be a crucial part to include in the story of the Gospel. Without the resurrection, the Gospel is no longer the Gospel.

All in all, this is another great book for young readers to learn the basics of why God created them.

I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.