March 2016, Templar, 24 pages, Hardback, Review copy
Content: humour
Book summary
Babies don’t walk; they ride. Babies don’t run; they glide.
Little ones will love spotting themselves in this book full of babies —
being carried around, tossed in the air, riding in strollers, and
whizzing around the supermarket in carts.
Nayu's thoughts
I
knew there were a lot of ways babies get around, but I'd never given
it much thought just how many ways there are. Each way suits the
needs of the family involved – there's more than one way to wear a
sling and more than 1 type of buggy. I imagined what happened next
and how the characters lived outside of the scenes, the illustrations
enticed me to ponder before turning over the page. Definitely a book
to reread and spot different things and create different stories
from!
Suggested read
Another fun tale about babies is A New Baby Story: Aren't You Lucky? by Catherine and Laurence Anholt (Children's, Picture book, 10E/10E, short 'n' sweet review)
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