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Whose Toes are Those? Review

Whose Toes are Those
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WHOSE TOSE ARE THOSE is Jabari Asim's second board book for babies and toddlers in which the focus is on body parts. The text is playful and engaging and appeals to a child's excitement about themselves. The illustrations are the perfect complement and are bright and colorful, making them easily relatable to the words on the pages. Little girls, especially, will love the book as it clearly represents several of ther aspects, such as "the girl with the sparkling eyes and that cute button nose."
WHOSE TOES ARE THOSE is a perfect book to assist in teaching body parts and the beauty of even the simplest of things; in this case, toes. It fosters awareness of self-esteem and depictions of themselves in which children of color can recognize. From the rhyming text to the introduction of counting, this adorable book will become a favorite for children and parents alike.
Reviewed by Tee C. Royal
of The RAWSISTAZ Reviewers

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Angel Babies (Knee-High Books (Random House)) Review

Angel Babies (Knee-High Books (Random House))
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This is a charming bedtime story, and Jane Maday's illustrations are delightful. There is great variety in the appearance of the babies. My children have found babies that look like themselves, their cousins, and all their friends. Part of the bedtime routine is to read this book and point out all the babies that they "know".

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Prayers for a Small Child (A Knee-High Book(R)) Review

Prayers for a Small Child (A Knee-High Book(R))
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Prayers for a Small Child is very sweetly illustrated, and the prayers are just right for little ones. The illustrations give me happy, "warm fuzzies" feelings, and I think they would definitely help to draw a small child into the book so that they can learn to know and commune with the God who loves them. Makes a nice baby shower or birthday gift. I even have a copy for myself to use when I become a grandmother!

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"All Things Bright and Beautiful," "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep," and eight other nondenominational prayers are warmly illustrated in Eloise Wilkins's signature style with soft pastel paintings.

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