 | Zinger's Booklist for Best of 2003 Babies & Toddlers |
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Babies on the Go
Linda Ashman (2003) , under 40 pages
Illustrated by Jane Dyer
Audience: Babies, Toddlers, Preschool
Category: Books & Babies
(This book has outstanding illustrations)
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The bond of mothers and their babies
can be felt in the pages of Babies
on
the Go. These animal babies are
ready
to take a tour of the world on their
mother's shoulders, back and even in a
pouch. Every young reader will enjoy
participating in these
wonderful adventures. There are even
descriptions of all the fun ways that
human babies can travel. Older
children will enjoy the, "Meet the
Babies," page in the back of the book
naming each animal that was exhibited
throughout the book. The beautiful
illustrations will entice even the
youngest of readers.
Reviewed by: Heidi / University City Regional Library
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Comments from Readers
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Diamond, age 9 from Charlotte, NC
This book is the best of all books
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Hi, Harry!
Martin Waddell (2003) , under 40 pages
Illustrated by Barbara Firth
Audience: Toddlers, Preschool
Category: Read Aloud
(This book has outstanding illustrations)
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Harry is a very slow tortoise.
He is so slow that he can’t seem to
make any friends. All the animals he
meets act as if they are too fast to
stop and play
with him. Where can Harry find a
friend who is as slow as he is? Find
out what happens when Harry meets his
match. This great
book reminds us that there is always a
perfect friend for everyone.
The watercolor and ink illustrations
are nice and bold.
Reviewed by: Heidi / University City Regional Library
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I Can Do It Too!
Karen Baicker (2003) , under 40 pages
Illustrated by Ken Wilson-Max
Audience: Babies, Toddlers, Preschool
Category: African-American, Books & Babies, Read Aloud
(This book has outstanding illustrations)
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A toddler's world is full of big people
who can do everything. Join a little
girl who copies her family members as
they perform daily activities. Her
persistence and the support of loved
ones allows her to be successful at
everything she attempts, such as
pouring juice and holding a book. Bold,
colorful illustations move the story
along, as do the toddler's own
words, "I can do it too!"
Reviewed by: Susan / South County Regional Library
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Comments from Readers
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Ashley, age 12 from West Haven, Conneticut
It is a great book for little boys and girls. Read the book.
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