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Artsy Babies Wear Paint
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Age Range
1+
Release Date
August 09, 2011
ISBN
978-1582463711
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The 11th book in the ever-popular Urban Babies Wear Black series showcases an exhuberant array of art-loving tots. Whether they're throwing clay (at the floor), amassing a collection (of stuffed animals), enjoying a still life (by eating it), or posing (au naturel, of course), these urbane babies are sure to inspire a new generation of Picassos.
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1 reviews
Every baby is an Artsy Baby!
(Updated: December 08, 2011)
Overall rating
4.5
Plot/Characters/Writing Style
4.0
Illustrations/Photos (if applicable)
5.0
This is an adorable board book for the artsy, hipster parents in your life. They'll love reading this tongue-in-cheek book aloud to their bundle of joy. Everything from making a mess on the floor, tracking dirt around the house, and lounging in the nude is showcased as insight into your baby's brilliant, artistic mind. So let them make a mess! They're just expressing themselves after all.
Not only will this book make you smile, the illustrations are especially wonderful. Nathalie Dion's whimsical style is layered with beautiful pastels and interesting textures.
I think parents will enjoy this short board book just as much as their children will!
Not only will this book make you smile, the illustrations are especially wonderful. Nathalie Dion's whimsical style is layered with beautiful pastels and interesting textures.
I think parents will enjoy this short board book just as much as their children will!
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