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The perfect gift for someone you love, this culturally diverse picture book adaptation of the love song from John Denver features sunny, colorful illustrations of animals and humans from around the world.Teach how both humans and animals express unconditional love and say your own "I love you" in this heartfelt, John Denver book for kids. Soft, watercolor illustrations by Janeen Mason depict families and animals from various cultures and accompany the timeless lyrics from one of John Denver's most heartfelt songs. Featuring elephants from Sri Lanka, puffins rom Iceland, baboons from East Africa, pandas from China, and more.Backmatter includes:Information on the animals featured in the book and an illustrated world map to show where they liveThe sheet music of For Baby (For Bobbie)A brief look into John Denver's career and his inspiration behind For Baby (For Bobbie)

"Inspiring little minds with big ideas — what a brilliant concept. This is an excellent way to start sharing the world of art with your baby." — Dr. Miriam StoppardA collection of fascinating black-andwhite images created by some of the world’s leading modern artists. Each one has been specially selected to help babies begin to recognize pictures and connect with the world around them. This board book also includes a stunning frieze featuring all the images used in the book — a perfect way to bring contemporary art to your baby.

Animals gently angle to have a new baby named after themselves in this sweet picture book by Lizi Boyd, whose previous work was named a New York Times Best Illustrated Book of the Year."A name is a sound that follows you around. I'm listening for one," says Mother Mouse. Holding her new baby close, she fields suggestions from Sadie Snail, Kiki Cat, Merle Squirrel, and a host of other animals (many of whom would like to see the new baby named after themselves!). One by one, the animals suggest names for baby that would personally honor themselves. Lyrical text filled with wordplay will charm soon-to-be parents and soon-to-be older siblings alike. Lizi Boyd is an innovative and celebrated illustrator. Her book Big Bear Little Chair was named a New York Times Best Illustrated Book of 2015.

Animals gently angle to have a new baby named after themselves in this sweet picture book by Lizi Boyd, whose previous work was named a New York Times Best Illustrated Book of the Year."A name is a sound that follows you around. I'm listening for one," says Mother Mouse. Holding her new baby close, she fields suggestions from Sadie Snail, Kiki Cat, Merle Squirrel, and a host of other animals (many of whom would like to see the new baby named after themselves!). One by one, the animals suggest names for baby that would personally honor themselves. Lyrical text filled with wordplay will charm soon-to-be parents and soon-to-be older siblings alike. Lizi Boyd is an innovative and celebrated illustrator. Her book Big Bear Little Chair was named a New York Times Best Illustrated Book of 2015.

Animals gently angle to have a new baby named after themselves in this sweet picture book by Lizi Boyd, whose previous work was named a New York Times Best Illustrated Book of the Year."A name is a sound that follows you around. I'm listening for one," says Mother Mouse. Holding her new baby close, she fields suggestions from Sadie Snail, Kiki Cat, Merle Squirrel, and a host of other animals (many of whom would like to see the new baby named after themselves!). One by one, the animals suggest names for baby that would personally honor themselves. Lyrical text filled with wordplay will charm soon-to-be parents and soon-to-be older siblings alike. Lizi Boyd is an innovative and celebrated illustrator. Her book Big Bear Little Chair was named a New York Times Best Illustrated Book of 2015.

This love song by John Denver adapted as a picture book makes a great a baby gift, but it also will help set a calm sweet mood in a classroom. Sunny, colorful illustrations show families and animals from around the world as the lyrics express unconditional love. It is a wonderful teaching tool for young children of how parents--both human and non-human--love their children in very much the same way all over the world. A map in the back and a description of the animals shown will help spark discussion with your young ones. The song is one of the most beautiful John Denver ever wrote; the CD comes with the hardback edition.

Davy, the winsome little rabbit hero of Brigitte Weninger and Even Tharlet’s critically acclaimed series of picture books, now appears in charming board book adaptations with simple texts and all new illustrations. Adapted from Will You Mind the Baby, Davy?, this tells the heartwarming story of Davy’s new-baby blues and his discovery of the pleasure and pride of being a big brother.