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Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes in Turkish and 'English
Annie Kubler
Board book (Mantra Lingua, April 4, 2003)by Annie Kubler WINNER of the SAINSBURY'S BOOK AWARD 2002 A brilliant board book for babies, toddlers and their parents to enjoy together. A great introduction to books through a well known nursery song and interactive text. "This book demands participation. No baby will be able to sit still during the singing or reading of this book - it is perfect to introduce children to the sheer pleasure of books.
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My Favorite Book of Opposites
Alice Twine
Board book (PowerKids Press, Jan. 1, 2008)Introduces such familiar pairs of opposites as happy and sad, sitting and standing, and front and back.
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Boston 101: My First City-board-book
Brad M. Epstein
Board book (Michaelson Entertainment, March 10, 2009)Boston 101 is required reading for every young Bostonian. Parents and kids will enjoy all the sights and sounds of their favorite city - learning about the people, places and things that make Boston great. Along the way, the kids will learn all the important words for their hometown - like 'lobster' and 'Red Sox.' These sturdy board books are great gifts to share your hometown pride or memories of a great vacation.
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My Big Animal Book
Roger Priddy
Hardcover (PRIDDY BICKNELL, Jan. 1, 2002)None
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Mommies!
Kate Spohn
Board book (Random House Books for Young Readers, March 25, 2008)This delightful new board book by veteran author-illustrator Kate Spohn has full-page gatefold flaps throughout–just the right size for baby’s little fingers to open encouraging, easy interaction flaps. Baby-friendly words (giggle! bubble! flower!) and rhyming, rhythmic text are unpredict-able and fun to read. Add this to stylish but adorable art that shows just how cool not only baby is, but mommy too, and you have a board book that mommies will want to read over and over–and get for all their friends!
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Noah's Ark Board Book
Pam Adams
Board book (Childs Play Intl Ltd, March 1, 1999)Fresh insights and perspectives restore the visio of Creator and creation working together. 11 1/4" x 11 1/4" For children ages 3-6 years.
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Skedaddle Skunk and Friends Say I Love You
Diane M. Stortz, Wendy English, Kurt Liesner
Hardcover (Standard Pub, Jan. 1, 1995)When Owl tells Skedaddle, a lonely skunk, the best way to make friends, Skedaddle finds ways to be nice to the other forest animals.
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Max's Bath
Rosemary Wells
Board book (Doubleday, Sept. 2, 1999)One of four board books featuring the bunny-toddler, Max, and his ever-patient sister, Ruby.
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My First Farm: Let's Get Working!
DK Publishing
Board book (DK Preschool, Nov. 16, 2009)My First Farm: Let's Get Working! helps kids develop first language skills by introducing them to the animals and machines on a farm. Each tabbed section focuses on a different category of farm life, from baby animals to tractors.
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Whiskerville Firestation
Joanne Barkan
Hardcover (Childs Play Intl Ltd, March 1, 1990)Whiskerville is a friendly, busy place to be, especially at bed time. These lively books are simply written and ideal to read aloud. These are full of interest and increase active vocabulary.
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A Vampire's Halloween
John Bianchi
Board book (Grosset & Dunlap, Aug. 26, 2002)Vampire's Halloween, a book shaped like (what else?) a vampire, preparations for the vampire's favorite night of the year are in full swing. This could be the start of a boo!-tiful series! Illustrated by John Bianchi
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