Daddy Wrong Legs, by Nina Laden, is a colorful board book split down the middle and offers a top and bottom page turn.
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By Lorena Siminovich
Chronicle Books 2014
Age up to 4 10 pages
.“Two books in one! Turn the pages of the little book nestled inside the bigger book to match the baby animals to their parents. La-la-chirp! Buzz-buzz! Swish! Splash! Perfect for learning and playtime fun.”
Openings
“You sing a happy song in our leafy tree. You are my baby little hatchling La-la-chirp!”
“You crawl on the sandy ocean floor. You are my baby, little octopus. Fizz!”
Review
You Are My Baby: Garden includes animals you will find in your garden or backyard. Animals such as the answer to the opening line above top: a Blue bird and a baby blue bird. You will also find a spider, snail, squirrel, and a bumblebee, all with their baby.
You Are My Baby: Ocean includes animals from the sea. In this board book, you will find an octopus (the answer to its opening lines), a seahorse, goldfish, turtle, and a big wale with water spouting out of its blowhole.
Both books have soft colors, many in a pattern, such as the bluebird made of blue with a white dotted body and a yellow beak with smaller white dots.Each book is also two books in one. The adult animals and the baby animals move independently giving any possible combination as you please. If you want the whale to raise the baby turtle, simply put the two together. Both are easy to handle. Made of thick cardboard, the books—all four—will withstand the toughest of little hands that grab, pull, and drop.
I really like the two books together. I like the mix and match of the two without carting out a second book. Kids like to match things up. As a kid, I matched up playing cards. One of these books would have been so much more fun. I could have sat in my grandpa’s lap instead of next to him; I could have practiced on my own. Plus, I know from experience, jelly wipes right off these pages.
Both the Garden, and the Ocean version of You Are My Baby series is adorable and will enchant children and peak their growing curiosity of the world around them. The series is a collection of four including, You Are My Baby: Farm and You Are My Baby: Safari. These You Are My Baby books are one other way of interesting your child in books and reading at an early age. Babies like other babies, making this perfect for the child recognizing his or herself in the world.
YOU ARE MY BABY: GARDEN and YOU ARE MY BABY: OCEAN. Text and illustrations copyright © 2014 by Lorena Siminovich. Reproduced by permission of the publisher, Chronicle Books, San Francisco, CA.
Learn more about the You Are My Baby series go HERE.
To purchase any of the You Are My Baby books go to Amazon—B&N—Chronicle Books—your local bookstore.
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Meet the author/illustrator, Lorena Siminovich at her website: http://www.lorenasiminovich.com/
Find more board books at the Chronicle Books website: http://www.chroniclebooks.com/
*all illustrations courtesy of Chronicle Books
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Not All Animals Are Blue: A Big Book of Little Differences by Beatrice Boutignon
This French picture book is a treat in its innocence and freshness. Each double-page spread features one page with a line of small, detailed animals which faces a page with five descriptive phrases – one for each animal. Some of the matches are easy while others can be difficult until you match other animals first. Children will enjoy this book because of the cuteness of the animal figures and the challenge of the game.
Boutignon’s illustrations are small, clever and make you want to look at them longer. Some animals have pieces of clothing on them, while others are more realistically portrayed. The mix of the two is a winning one. There are several figures that will steal your heart. One of my favorites is a very cuddly penguin wearing footie jammies.
A book to read with one or two children so that everyone gets to pick the matching animals and enjoy the details of the illustrations. Perfect reading for 2-4 year olds.
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