New Individual Titles Anon. Hello, World. Illus. by Aleksandra Szmidt. Flowerpot Press, 2019. [22p.] $7.99. 978-1-48671-559-6. The word for “Hello” is shown in 14 different languages in this charming book. Each page shows the [continue reading]
Board Book Round Up
Board Book Round-up, Part III
Board Book Round-up, Part III Board Book Adapted from Picture Books Atinuke. Baby Goes to Market. Illus. by Angela Brooksbank. 2017/2019. Candlewick. [26p.] $8.99. 978-1-5362-0552-7. Set in Nigeria, baby accompanies mama to the market [continue reading]
Board Book Round-up, Part II
Board Book Round-up, Part II Chen, Eva. A Is for Awesome! 23 Iconic Women Who Changed the World. Illus. by Derek Desierto. Feiwel, 2019. [30p.] $9.99. 978-1-250-21599-4. Arranged alphabetically, this joyful look at [continue reading]
Board Book Round-up, Part I
It’s that time of year again! Time to evaluate new board books for library purchase and use in baby storytimes. Watch for Part II in the March edition of BayNews, where we will discuss [continue reading]
New Fall Board Books, Part II
New Books with Flaps or Other Interactive Features Arrhenius, Ingela P. Where’s the Bear? Nosy Crow, 2018. [10p.] $8.99. 978-1-5362-0251-9. Arrhenius, Ingela P. Where’s the Penguin? Nosy Crow, 2018. [10p.] $8.99. 978-1-5362-0250-2. Like the previous [continue reading]
New Fall 2018 Board Books
Board Book Round-up New Individual Titles Brantz, Loryn. Feminist Baby Finds Her Voice! Disney/Hyperion, 05/2018. [20p.] $9.99. 978-136802279-8. In this follow-up to Feminist Baby (2017), the main character and her similarly diaper-clad friends have learned [continue reading]
Board Book Round-up, Part III
This month will conclude a series of short reviews of new board books, begun in the March 2018 BayNews, and continued in the May 2018 BayNews. New Board Series Coyle, Finn. “Finn’s Fun Trucks” [continue reading]
Board Book Round-up, Part II
Board Book Round-up, Part II This month will continue a series of short reviews of new board books, begun in the March 2018 BayNews. For this month’s column, we will focus on board books that [continue reading]