An endearing board book with adorable babies on the go during the summer season
Spirited, rhyming text and colorful, graphic art reveal an energetic cast of babies having an action-packed day of play in the park on a cheerful summer day.
Featuring diverse characters and highlighting early concepts like shapes and repetition, books in the Babies in the Park series encourage an appreciation of nature and outdoor imaginative play.
- Books
- Kids Fiction
- Summer Babies (Babies in the Park)
Summer Babies (Babies in the Park)
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Age Range
1+
Release Date
March 01, 2019
ISBN
978-1682630693
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charming book to celebrate summer
Overall rating
5.0
Plot/Characters/Writing Style
5.0
Illustrations/Photos (if applicable)
5.0
SUMMER BABIES is a fun board book that celebrates summer with babies playing in the park. Using summery colors and bugs (bees, butterflies, and spiders) in vivid images, this adorable book is a great addition to the Babies in the Park series. The book is written in rhyming phrases with two-word sentences (e.g. “Bees zoom.”) that will appeal to older infants and young toddlers.
What I loved: This lovely book is full of great illustrations with bright colors and adorable toddlers/babies plus bugs and animals. Toddlers will love flipping through the pages quickly with the short phrases and full page images. The children are very diverse, and it is lovely to see them all playing together in this charming book.
What left me wanting more: As a minor point, the children featured are called babies but often look a little older than that. However, babies/toddlers will still enjoy watching them have fun in the park!
Final verdict: This gorgeous book celebrates summer and babies in a delightful way that young toddlers and infants will adore. Be prepared to read and reread this charming book with your little ones.
What I loved: This lovely book is full of great illustrations with bright colors and adorable toddlers/babies plus bugs and animals. Toddlers will love flipping through the pages quickly with the short phrases and full page images. The children are very diverse, and it is lovely to see them all playing together in this charming book.
What left me wanting more: As a minor point, the children featured are called babies but often look a little older than that. However, babies/toddlers will still enjoy watching them have fun in the park!
Final verdict: This gorgeous book celebrates summer and babies in a delightful way that young toddlers and infants will adore. Be prepared to read and reread this charming book with your little ones.
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