Hello, friends! Our book today is Avocado Mustache by Kira Barrett, an adorable ode to messy eaters. When babies are eating, things are bound to get messy! And in the pursuit of nomming on various mushy foods, very little ones will often find themselves sporting some new facial adornments. Be it an avocado mustache, a … Continue reading Avocado Mustache (Kira Barrett)
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Littles, And How They Grow (Kelly DiPucchio)
Hello, friends! Today’s review is the sentimental and sweet Littles, And How They Grow, written by Kelly DiPucchio and illustrated by AG Ford, a lovely book of about growing babies. There are so many special things about Littles (little babies, that is): their little toys, their little smiles, their little clothes that show off their … Continue reading Littles, And How They Grow (Kelly DiPucchio)
Welcome: A Mo Willems Guide For New Arrivals (Mo Willems)
Hello, friends! Our book today is Welcome: A Mo Willems Guide For New Arrivals by Mo Willems, a hilarious and heartwarming book for brand new baby bookworms and the ones that love them. Welcome! You have officially been born, and are now experiencing life. It's a big, complicated thing to do, so we hope that … Continue reading Welcome: A Mo Willems Guide For New Arrivals (Mo Willems)
King Baby (Kate Beaton)
Hello, everyone! Our book today is the hilarious King Baby by Kate Beaton, a story of a little baby with a rather regal bearing. When King Baby is born, it is clear that he is the ruler of all he surveys. People crowd around to greet and fawn over him. He is given mountains of … Continue reading King Baby (Kate Beaton)
Ten Little Fingers And Ten Little Toes (Mem Fox & Helen Oxenbury)
Summer Reading Day 52: Today's pick was Ten Little Fingers And Ten Little Toes by Mem Fox & Helen Oxenbury. This is an adorable book, perfect for baby bookworms in length, subject and artwork. It compares babies born in different places, of different skin colors, to different families and different cultures, noting that no matter … Continue reading Ten Little Fingers And Ten Little Toes (Mem Fox & Helen Oxenbury)
