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Best Books for Babies 2013
Created by a panel of local librarians and child development experts this annual list is a nationally recognized guide for parents, teachers, and caregivers in selecting quality materials to share with babies birth to 18 months. For more information, visit:
A Kiss Means I Love You
Explores the meanings of different actions, expressions, words, and sounds, from a kiss and a clap to a wave and a yawn.
Peepsqueak
A baby chick named Peepsqueak does not listen to the advice of Big Brown Cow, Big Sheep, Yellow Duck, and Baby Bunny, and tries again and again unsuccessfully to fly, until Old Gray Goose gets involved.
Look Look Outside!
A baby looks outside the window and sees all sorts of interesting things, in a book with high-contrast black-and-white illustrations.
Sweet Baby Feet
Simple, rhyming text celebrates baby's feet as they stretch, tap, and splash throughout a busy day.
Little Tug
Little Tug knows what to do when the tall ship, the speedboat, and the ocean liner need him, and at such times, he is indispensible.
Babies, Babies!
Presents photographs of African American babies as they react to their day-to-day world.
Cradle Me
Presents photos of Native American babies with varying facial expressions in their different styles of cradle boards.
Animal 1 2 3
Illustrates the concept of counting with animals of all different shapes, colors, and sizes, including elephants, giraffes, and swans.
Animal Spots and Stripes
Illustrates the spots and stripes of different animals, including tigers, dogs, frogs, and lemurs.