BOARD BOOK REVIEWS : How Big is Zagnodd? by Sandra Boynton & You're My LIttle Baby by World of Eric Carle

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Finally, a board book that dares to answer the question: “HOW BIG IS ZAGNODD?” (Spoiler alert: SO big.) From there, we zip around outer space to meet a wild variety of­ aliens—Boknuk, Fleeb, Igwak, to name a few—who are LONG or FUZZY or BRIGHT or DANCEY or SLEEPY. And then, for reasons that aren’t entirely clear, there’s Steve.

This hilarious new book from the out-of-this-world Sandra Boynton will have Earthlings big and small giggling with delight.
 
REVIEW
 
This short rather silly board book asks questions about made up creatures before answering them.  The questions ask about some condition related to the creature.  How big?  How long? How fuzzy? How bright? etc.  The silliness makes this a book that young listeners are likely to want to return to again and again.  The illustrations are vintage Boynton, deceptively simple with lots of curves.  A fun book for young listeners who like plenty of silliness and nonsense in their books.  The book provides a fun introduction to character details.
 
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ABOUT THE BOOK
 
From beloved author-illustrator Eric Carle comes this brand-new interactive board book that features sweet text about baby love and touch-and-feel elements throughout!

You’re my little bear cub
Both playful and shy
You’re my little baby bird
Together we will fly

Loving parents throughout the animal kingdom dote on their little babies in this sweet novelty book perfect for showing a baby how they are loved, whether by a parent, grandparent, aunt, uncle, or other caring figure in a child’s life.

With Eric Carle’s classic and colorful artwork and tender text that rhymes, this book is a perfect addition to every Eric Carle collection!
 
 
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This cute touch-and-feel book honors the tender relationships between mothers and babies.  Each page highlights an animal parent (and baby with a cute Eric Carle illustration and sweet couplet.    Every other spread also has a touch-and-feel element.  There are flaps, soft wool, shiny paper, and finally a mirror for a human reader and baby to look into and appreciate their own relationship.  Eric Carle's illustration's are fabulous as always and the couplets are tender.  A great book for deepening relationships between caregiver and child.  

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