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Entries Tagged as 'Baby Book'

All Kinds of Kisses

January 16th, 2012 · 8 Comments · Books

Review By HOMA WOODRUM Lavishly illustrated, All Kinds of Kisses by Caldecott Medalist Nancy Tafuri is a big and bright book that follows animal parents kissing their babies. The unifying narrative that is noteworthy for veg parents, however, is that the animals featured are all connected by living on the same farm, ending with the human mother [...]

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Snow

December 25th, 2011 · 1 Comment · Books

Review By JENNIFER KALI This book by P.D. Eastman is part of the Dr. Seuss family. Similar in style to Go, Dog, Go, it’s an early reading book about two kids and their dog playing in the snow. They run, throw snow balls, build a snowman, ski, make an igloo. It’s a simple book with simple pictures [...]

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Charlie Parker Played Be Bop

August 27th, 2011 · No Comments · Books

Review By JENNIFER KALI There are so many things I like about Charlie Parker Played Be Bop.  My daughter received it for her second birthday and really enjoyed the text and the images.  Its simple, rhyming text really held her attention. It’s a book about jazz.  It’s written text, but it sounds like jazz music.  What an amazing feat [...]

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Whooo Loves You?

August 7th, 2011 · No Comments · Books

Review By HOMA WOODRUM I read this lift a flap board book (a review copy from the publisher) to both my 1 year old and my 3 year old.  My 1 year old was interested in pulling at the flaps which, sadly, are a structural weak point in a book with otherwise sturdy pages (which [...]

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The Happy Egg

April 6th, 2011 · No Comments · Books

Review By JESSICA ALMY Ruth Krauss and Crockett Johnson, the team behind The Carrot Seed, created this lovely little book, which captures the life of an egg in simple terms for young listeners and beginning readers. While the use of the pronoun “it” may cause some people to cringe, vegans will appreciate that this book [...]

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Little Pea

January 25th, 2011 · 1 Comment · Books

Review By JESSICA ALMY There are a few classic books that belong on every nursery shelf.  Take for example Goodnight, Moon by Margaret Wise Brown, Guess How Much I Love You by Sam McBratney and Anita Jeram, and Brown Bear, Brown Bear by Eric Carle. You know the kind of books I’m talking about. You might [...]

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Sleepy Time

January 22nd, 2011 · No Comments · Books

Review By ROBYN MOORE Sleepy Time is a very short board book, full of simple rhymes. It showcases a handful of different animals and how they sleep—including baby Whale, who floats asleep in the ocean while her mom watches over her; baby Flamingo, who sleeps with his head tucked under his wing while standing on [...]

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Fruits of India, Vegetables of India, and Flowers of India

January 19th, 2011 · 2 Comments · Books

Review By CAROLYN M. MULLIN When it’s Indian Night in our household, I’m usually the sous chef prepping all the fruits and veggies for our masalas, curries and chutneys. And when these three titles, Fruits of India, Vegetables of India, and Flowers of India, made their way into my hands, I was not only giddily [...]

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The Snow Bear

December 24th, 2010 · No Comments · Books

Review By ROBYN MOORE The Snow Bear is a beautiful wintry tale of a polar bear cub who awakens from hibernation with his mother nowhere in sight. So with the help of his forest friends—Ox, Goose, Moose, Fox, Wolf, and Rabbit—he decides to build a mother bear out of snow to keep him company. Together, [...]

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What’s in My Garden?

August 29th, 2010 · No Comments · Books

Review By MAUREEN MCDOWELL What better way for baby to learn the colors of the rainbow than from the garden?  What’s in My Garden?, a board book by Cheryl Christian, will entice babies with the illustrated, cut-out veggies that slide up from behind a garden scene. This simple book lacks a story, and instead invites [...]

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