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Jun ten, 2019 Calista rated it liked it

This is for young children who will all the same savour reading about toddlers. It has 3 parts about 3 dissimilar children. They all play with their parents and they want more. Information technology has bright pastel colors and they are gouache paintings. Each baby is of a different race, which is dainty.

I'm not sure why information technology's Caldecott material, information technology'south a good book, but I don't come across how it stands in a higher place other books.

The nephew was indifferent and the niece was bored with this book. It was mode beneath them. They both gave information technology 1 star.

I know that Vera B. Williams' More More More Said the Baby won a Caldecott Honor Medal, but personally, I only do non similar either the text or the accompanying illustrations all that much (I estimate can to a sure betoken appreciate both effort and sentiment, merely the end production of More More More Said the Infant feels rather majorly lacking to and for me). Aye, the illustrations are definitely bright, colourful and full of joyful motility, just frankly, I find some of them weird, creepy and strange i I know that Vera B. Williams' More More More Said the Babe won a Caldecott Honour Medal, but personally, I just do not similar either the text or the accompanying illustrations all that much (I guess can to a sure point appreciate both effort and sentiment, but the cease product of More More than More than Said the Baby feels rather majorly defective to and for me). Yes, the illustrations are definitely bright, colourful and total of joyful move, but frankly, I find some of them weird, creepy and strange in nature. And while I would not necessarily call them inappropriate, particularly the film of the begetter repeatedly kissing his little male child on his exposed omphalus leaves a rather strange taste in my mouth, every bit does the depiction of the grandmother "tasting" Little Pumpkin's toes (now don't get me incorrect, I really do non think there is anything incorrect with these behaviours themselves, but the visuals, the pictures of said actions, feel a bit uncanny and potentially disturbing, at least for me).

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More More More than Said the Baby reads sweetly and humorously, but besides often rather tediously, with an unnatural and painfully bad-mannered lyricism (and is actually also kind of hard to read at times, as it seems to blend right into the illustrations, somewhat reducing reading ease, especially if one requires reading spectacles or has even minor bug with visual dissimilarity). And while I personally have no major (no huge) issues and complaints regarding the fact that the text is presented by Vera B. Williams in what one would and should likely label equally colloquial American slang, many of the virtually negative, disquisitional reviews of More More More Said the Baby quite take umbrage at the fact that proper grammatical forms are at times defective (and although I consider this criticism more than a bit extreme and over the top, I likewise do believe that the slangy discourse of More than More More Said the Infant is part of the reason, the text, the printed words practice have the tendency to feel forced and awkward in places).

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More More More than Said the Baby, I actually much appreciate that Vera B. Williams has depicted an ethnically diverse ready of babies, and that the second baby, Little Pumpkin, while clearly African American, plain has a Caucasian grandmother, a fact brilliantly shown past and with the illustrations, but non in whatever way e'er textually belaboured or extensively analysed; information technology is simply presented as natural, as a given. And I truly find it more than a bit sad that in that location are actually quite a number of disquisitional (ranting) reviews on especially Amazon that appear both shocked and rabidly angrily aghast at the fact that Little Pumpkin is African American while his or her grandmother is not (and some of these so-called reviews could sadly be straight out of a National Socialist guidebook on "racial purity"). 2 and a half stars if half stars were possible for More More More Said the Babe, rounded up to 3 stars for endeavour and for the fact that multi-ethnicity and multiculturalism are so naturally and lovingly depicted! ...more

Apr x, 2014 Kristen Kohle rated it really liked it

This book Is really three short stories all in ane. Each story is similar to one some other, but features three different children and their lives. This book portrays diversity in a few means, which allows for many different children to be able to make connections. This book also has an chemical element of repetition which is fun for students also as helps their fluency. 1 last chemical element of this book worth pointing out is the use of color. The pages are unlike colors, the words are unlike colors, This book Is really three short stories all in one. Each story is similar to one another, but features three different children and their lives. This book portrays diversity in a few ways, which allows for many different children to be able to brand connections. This volume also has an chemical element of repetition which is fun for students as well as helps their fluency. 1 terminal element of this volume worth pointing out is the apply of colour. The pages are unlike colors, the words are unlike colors, different patterns are even mixed in. That lone should be enough to pull in and proceed the attention of younger students. Overall this volume is different from many picture books, but in a good mode. I tin run across this book being used for a diversity of reasons in the classroom. ...more than

October 12, 2017 Luisa Knight rated it did not like it

Maybe information technology was the fact that the illustrations aren't really my style, but I didn't really care for the book all that much. As well, it's compiled of three stories, all similar with only slight variations. I think the thought is really cute but perhaps not executed likewise equally it could have been.

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Peradventure information technology was the fact that the illustrations aren't really my style, simply I didn't really care for the book all that much. Too, it'southward compiled of three stories, all similar with just slight variations. I recall the thought is really cute merely perhaps not executed as well every bit it could have been.

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Jun 12, 2012 Fjóla rated it information technology was ok

Recommends it for: 0 - two year olds

May be a skillful book for the youngest ones. Information technology touches on the nearly familiar, the repetitive play between the baby and their loved ones. It'southward void of humor though, and doesn't even try to do something funny with the story, such as in Pete's a Pizza for instance, but (if it holds the infant's interest) information technology may be skillful for that special moment of lap reading and bonding between mother/male parent/caregiver and child ... May be a good book for the youngest ones. It touches on the nearly familiar, the repetitive play between the baby and their loved ones. It'southward void of sense of humor though, and doesn't even try to do something funny with the story, such every bit in Pete'due south a Pizza for instance, just (if it holds the infant's interest) information technology may be good for that special moment of lap reading and bonding betwixt mother/father/caregiver and child ... ...more

Three dull and bizarre stories accompanied by archaic illustrations. How could anyone retrieve this worthy of an award?

Feb 27, 2017 Lauren rated information technology it was amazing

This early reader Caldecott picturebook is designed for young children. It is fabricated for parents to read to their infant children, or for kids to practice reading themselves. This volume sends a happy/loving bulletin. The book consists of three dear stories between babies and their caretaker. The best part of the book is that it is so uncomplicated that everyone tin can relate to it. The start babe is a little boy with his dad, the second a girl with her grandma, and the 3rd a girl with her mom. All three automobile This early reader Caldecott picturebook is designed for immature children. It is made for parents to read to their infant children, or for kids to practice reading themselves. This book sends a happy/loving message. The book consists of 3 dearest stories between babies and their flagman. The best part of the volume is that it is then simple that everyone can relate to it. The kickoff baby is a niggling boy with his dad, the 2nd a daughter with her grandma, and the 3rd a daughter with her mom. All three caretakers bespeak out their favorite thing most their babe and sing a piffling song near it.

What makes this book and so unique is the colors, lines, and pigment. The colors presented on the front encompass are the simply colors used throughout the book. This makes the volume fun to look at, and not overwhelming to the reader. The lines in the artwork creates movement/activeness. An example of this would be the dad throwing his son up, and then the lines angled upwards. The pigment used looked like water colors which made the colors blend then well. There were boarders on each folio that fit the theme of the story.

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Jun 21, 2013 Tatiana rated it actually liked information technology

I beloved Vera B. Williams, her sincere story telling, and of grade, her distinctive gouche painting, motion picture frame-style illustrations. I call up this book from when I was young, but information technology is always dissimilar reading picture books as an adult. Now I meet a treasure of a story about 3 lilliputian babies and their loving caregivers. The repetition within the narrative and the drawings of babies will captivate young listeners, and the message will warm the hearts of parent readers.

October 05, 2015 Lynn Plourde rated it information technology was astonishing

This book feels like a snuggly hug, snuggly hug, snuggly hug. Want more, more than, more than of this book honey. Mmmm, mmmmm, mmmmm! I love the rhythm, the repetition, the rainbow colors, and the rainbow of people in this book. Timeless!

I can't decide which is creepier: the art or the story. I can't determine which is creepier: the art or the story. ...more

Jul 03, 2017 Keeley rated information technology it was amazing

What a precious little volume! I had a smile on my face from page one. It's sweet, simple, and inclusive. I loved it! What a precious little book! I had a smile on my face up from page ane. It'south sweet, simple, and inclusive. I loved information technology! ...more than

No idea why I take never added this to my list of books! Love this! Colorful and fun to read aloud.

I'm certain I've read this before -- it's a scrap of a archetype -- just never put it on Goodreads. Bright gouache paintings are especially unique for the rainbow lettering, also done past the creative person as part of the paintings. A unproblematic celebration of physical affection and intendance betwixt adults and kids. I'g sure I've read this earlier -- information technology'due south a flake of a classic -- merely never put it on Goodreads. Bright gouache paintings are peculiarly unique for the rainbow lettering, also done past the artist as part of the paintings. A unproblematic celebration of physical amore and care betwixt adults and kids. ...more than

February 11, 2020 Petra Fuentes rated it it was amazing

I establish this picture volume title in our class module in the Caldecott Award link. More More than More Said the Baby past Vera B. Williams received the award in 1991. I read this picture book in softcover format. This picture volume is about multiethnic families who carry, tickle, kiss, and tucked in for bed. The theme is dearest and how families show affection to their child. The vibrant watercolors bring enthusiasm to the picture volume. Information technology has very minimal text, it can be a read aloud to preschoolers and kin I plant this moving picture book title in our grade module in the Caldecott Award link. More More More than Said the Infant by Vera B. Williams received the award in 1991. I read this flick volume in softcover format. This motion-picture show book is almost multiethnic families who carry, tickle, kiss, and tucked in for bed. The theme is love and how families show affection to their child. The vibrant watercolors bring enthusiasm to the picture book. Information technology has very minimal text, it can exist a read aloud to preschoolers and kindergartners. Information technology can definitely be included in a classroom library. This volume with my unit on families. It tin can be used to compare cultures and how there are many similarities. ...more

I have called to give "More More More than Said the Baby" 3.five stars because information technology is a beautifully illustrated volume that portrays the parent-child human relationship in all of its celebrity. It received the Caldecott Honor for its illustrations, which are very impressive, vibrant, and quite literally bursting with color. Each page that you turn to is more colorful than the folio before it, which is a great technique when information technology comes to keeping the attention of the very young readers for which the book is intended. Thursday I accept chosen to give "More More More than Said the Baby" three.5 stars because it is a beautifully illustrated book that portrays the parent-child relationship in all of its glory. It received the Caldecott Honor for its illustrations, which are very impressive, vibrant, and quite literally bursting with colour. Each page that you turn to is more colorful than the folio before it, which is a great technique when it comes to keeping the attending of the very young readers for which the book is intended. The images appear to be done in watercolor and they represent a mod-folk mode considering although they are realistic pictures, they are also somewhat aged. The front comprehend is a single folio image portraying the three babies followed throughout the story. They are surrounded by the brilliant colored block messages of the title, and they sit on a contrasting background of darker colors. From looking at the comprehend, readers will immediately know that there are bright color pending them in the pages ahead. There are end pages that are vivid pink with multicolored polka dots on the very first and very concluding pages, which act every bit a great buffer betwixt the encompass and the title page. The championship page is a blue watercolor-painted background with the title presented all the same again in color block letters. These block letters continue throughout the entire story considering the text is kept very short and simple. Some of the pages have borders around them, which are too painted in watercolor with diverse colored polka dots. The back comprehend is a white page with a blue edge and black printed text describing more than of the author"s work. The book is intended for very immature readers, crumbling from 1 to seven years, which is exactly the age range that I would cull to read information technology to. Nonetheless, I would most likely read this book to young toddlers considering they would exist able to encounter images of children who look like them. They would also see the parent-child relationship and be able to relate that to their own parent relationships. I thoroughly enjoyed this volume and would definitely recommend information technology to parents with young children and anyone who appreciates quality art. ...more

Vera B. Williams makes wonderful utilize of the infinite she has in this book. In all three of her short stories, we meet the painting of a babe and their guardian, but each of these settings is surrounded by a unlike fashion of frame. The use of the frame almost gives the perspective that nosotros are looking into each of these character's lives through a window, catching only a glimpse of what their happy lives are similar. The utilise of the frame and taking up the full space of the folio with color unifies the southward Vera B. Williams makes wonderful use of the space she has in this volume. In all 3 of her curt stories, we see the painting of a infant and their guardian, but each of these settings is surrounded by a different mode of frame. The use of the frame virtually gives the perspective that we are looking into each of these character's lives through a window, catching just a glimpse of what their happy lives are similar. The use of the frame and taking up the full infinite of the page with colour unifies the stories and gives them another common basis besides the characters having like interactions. Her apply of infinite throughout the rest of the image is well balanced, no one frame seems too cluttered or stressed, they are all simple with the characters as the chief focus which gives a relaxed and carefree experience to the book as a whole.
Another of import aspect that Williams uses in this book is color. The outermost frame in each epitome for each story is the same one or two colors, which unifies and differentiates each story, emphasizing that they are three unlike families. In addition to this, the background colors used in the start two stories are warm colors, but the last story is nearly a sleeping kid and Williams switches to using cool colors; Williams uses pinks and reds to signify energy, and blue to signify at-home and sleep. Colors play a key whorl in our interpretation of a book, and William'due south color choice is well thought out. Bright colors are incorporated in the wearable option of all of the characters to help them stand out, and are as well used to surround the active children to requite the scene an overall sense of excitement and happiness. Cool colors are used in the last story to give the scene a feeling of calm and condolement. Overall, Vera B. Williams was very methodical in her approach to this story, and her color option and utilise of infinite amend the already wonderful and happy story past bringing it to life. ...more

Sep 25, 2018 Caitlin rated it liked it

Vera Williams' More More than More Said the Baby is a lovable story that shares the close, loving bail between three dissimilar children and their family members similar the father, grandmother, and female parent. Williams' fine art is more than in line with realism due to the recognizable, realistic-looking features and proportion of the body. The illustrations throughout the book are colorful with complementary colors that also betoken the setting'due south mood. For case, for Petty Guy's story, the background had oranges Vera Williams' More More More than Said the Baby is a lovable story that shares the close, loving bail between three different children and their family members like the begetter, grandmother, and mother. Williams' art is more in line with realism due to the recognizable, realistic-looking features and proportion of the trunk. The illustrations throughout the book are colorful with complementary colors that also indicate the setting's mood. For example, for Little Guy'southward story, the background had oranges and yellows to fit with the playful concept between father and son whereas Lilliputian Bird's story had a background that had blue and purple tones that fit with a more than serene setting as this detail character happens to exist asleep during her part of the story. With the borders effectually the pictures, readers feel every bit if they were an onlooker witnessing the tender moments shared between family members. She also adds transition pages to dissever the dissimilar characters' stories as they are not related narratives. The book is full of movement and colors that you wouldn't remember it would be a unified literary work, but the colorful text she uses throughout the book is the aforementioned and the stories follow like sentence structures and repetitive use of sure words. Overall, it'southward a volume I would read to a sure audience similar family to share a experience-expert moment, but I wouldn't read to students considering of the particular grammatical structure that would non brand sense to students learning more strict grammar structures. ...more than

May 07, 2017 Arhely rated it liked information technology

This book was written and illustrated by Vera B. Williams. Information technology received the Caldecott Award Award of 1991.

Principal characters: Little Guy, Niggling Pumpkin, and Little Bird.

The volume contains three stories that describe the loving relationship between Piffling Guy and his father; Little Pumpkin and grandma; and Little Bird and her mother. Piddling Guy's begetter catches the baby and swings him around. They laugh and play. Little Pumpkin's grandmother catches the baby and they hold nose to olfactory organ. They hug and

This volume was written and illustrated past Vera B. Williams. It received the Caldecott Honor Accolade of 1991.

Main characters: Lilliputian Guy, Little Pumpkin, and Petty Bird.

The book contains three stories that describe the loving human relationship between Niggling Guy and his father; Piddling Pumpkin and grandma; and Little Bird and her mother. Little Guy'south father catches the baby and swings him effectually. They laugh and play. Little Pumpkin's grandmother catches the baby and they hold nose to nose. They hug and play. Little Bird is sleeping and her mother rocks her in different ways and gives her kisses. The babies want "more, more than, more."

In that location letters are mitt painted with different colors and the illustrations contain vibrant colors. There are borders around each page and each story has the aforementioned border and edge color. The book is illustrated with watercolors. There is texture and composition that create balance.

This book is recommended for young readers. Teachers tin utilize information technology as a read-out-loud.

Sources:
one. Children and Youth literature class
2. Barnesandnoble.com
3. C. Temple, M. Martinez, J. Yokota, Children's Books in Children's Easily, Fifth Edition, Loose leaf version, Pearson, 2015.

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Dec 21, 2017 Julie rated it really liked information technology

Not my absolute favorite mode of illustration, simply the pictures and the emotions depicted past the happy (even gleeful!) children are precious. The three repetitive stories are sweet, and the variety and representation of different races and genders is important because it's inclusive. The bright main color scheme appeals to readers immature and old. I'm ever looking for books like this that I can recommend to parents and their children in our library. I discovered this ane because information technology is menti Not my absolute favorite style of illustration, just the pictures and the emotions depicted past the happy (even gleeful!) children are precious. The 3 repetitive stories are sweet, and the diversity and representation of dissimilar races and genders is important because it'due south inclusive. The vivid main color scheme appeals to readers young and old. I'm always looking for books like this that I tin can recommend to parents and their children in our library. I discovered this i considering information technology is mentioned in a recent volume gild selection for my grouping, Books for Living by Volition Schwalbe. A Caldecott Laurels book for 1991. ...more

This book is well-nigh not just ane, simply three babies, each with a different nickname and a very appreciating and loving relative. Niggling Guy's daddy kisses his navel, Fiddling Pumpkin'south grandmother tastes his toes, and Piddling Bird's female parent kisses her eyes. The three "chapters" of the book follow the aforementioned formula, with lots of repeated phrases perfect for toddler listeners, just each child is a unique being, representing unlike family dynamics, races, and lifestyles. I might give this one a t This volume is nearly not just 1, only 3 babies, each with a different nickname and a very affectionate and loving relative. Little Guy's daddy kisses his navel, Little Pumpkin's grandmother tastes his toes, and Little Bird's mother kisses her optics. The three "chapters" of the book follow the aforementioned formula, with lots of repeated phrases perfect for toddler listeners, simply each kid is a unique existence, representing different family dynamics, races, and lifestyles. I might give this one a try at story time now that I really know what it'south nearly!

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Summary:
More than More than More Said the Infant is nearly iii children named, Little Guy, Lilliputian Pumpkin, Piddling Bird. It is a repetitive book that is about three different babies and the relationships that they take with different family members. The book uses the aforementioned words like more, more than, more, right in the middle, right in the eye, right in the middle and catches that babe right up.

Review:
I would charge per unit this volume a ii out of 5 stars due to the fact that information technology is very repetitive and mentally I was non

Summary:
More More More Said the Babe is almost three children named, Picayune Guy, Niggling Pumpkin, Picayune Bird. It is a repetitive volume that is near iii different babies and the relationships that they have with dissimilar family members. The book uses the aforementioned words like more, more, more than, correct in the middle, right in the center, right in the center and catches that baby right upward.

Review:
I would rate this book a 2 out of 5 stars due to the fact that it is very repetitive and mentally I was non very engaged to the content of the book.

Teaching Element:
I would use this volume to teach repetition to younger ages. I would apply this book to teach repetition.

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Aug 09, 2008 Dolly rated information technology actually liked information technology

Recommends it for: parents reading to their children

Fun story to read aloud to young children. Colorful illustrations and a rhythmic narrative that are certain to appeal to children of all ages. We really enjoyed reading this book together.

This book was selected as one of the books for the August 2016- Caldecott Honor give-and-take at the Film-Volume Social club in the Children's Books Group hither at Goodreads.

Fun story to read aloud to young children. Colorful illustrations and a rhythmic narrative that are sure to appeal to children of all ages. We really enjoyed reading this book together.

This book was selected as i of the books for the August 2016- Caldecott Laurels give-and-take at the Motion picture-Volume Club in the Children'southward Books Group hither at Goodreads.

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Jul 26, 2018 Amy S rated it it was amazing

One of my favorite books to read when I was teaching very young children in a low socioeconomic school. Repetitive phrases they loved, helped with becoming familiar with words and the rhythm of reading. I loved that the pictures depicted multicultural families they could chronicle to. It's a good book for bedtime, I would read information technology earlier rest time (dorsum when they all the same had rest time) in a quiet, peaceful, rhythmic vox. They would enquire for this book over and once more. Good memories!

Sep 02, 2018 Lindi rated it information technology was amazing

This is my favorite book to buy for new parents. 3 curt stories are linked with the refrain of "'More, more, more,' said the baby." The families are diverse, the illustrations are colorful and happy, the words are verse and could hands be turned into footling songs. (Did yous exercise that? I sure did -- turned some of our favorite picture books into songs.) Until today I had but seen it every bit a lath book. This is my favorite volume to buy for new parents. Three short stories are linked with the refrain of "'More, more, more,' said the baby." The families are diverse, the illustrations are colorful and happy, the words are verse and could easily be turned into trivial songs. (Did you do that? I sure did -- turned some of our favorite movie books into songs.) Until today I had only seen it as a lath volume. ...more

Aug 31, 2016 SamZ rated it really liked it

1991 Caldecott Honor - Favorite Illustration: The page where Lilliputian Pumpkin is sitting on his grandma'southward lap and she is holding him close. It is so sugariness and the dearest betwixt them is beautiful.
This is a cute little story of the joys of playing with toddlers. Lots of fun to exist had running and scooting and snuggling and tickling. It makes me miss having a toddler in the house. 1991 Caldecott Honour - Favorite Illustration: The page where Little Pumpkin is sitting on his grandma's lap and she is holding him close. Information technology is then sugariness and the love between them is beautiful.
This is a cute little story of the joys of playing with toddlers. Lots of fun to exist had running and scooting and snuggling and tickling. Information technology makes me miss having a toddler in the house. ...more than

Mar 07, 2012 Beverly rated information technology liked information technology

The stories are perfect for very young children. Short and sweetness, and showing the grownups' love for the children. However, I did not like the illustrations at all; just not a style that appeals to me. The faces were likewise distorted for my taste. The stories are perfect for very young children. Curt and sweetness, and showing the grownups' love for the children. However, I did not like the illustrations at all; just not a fashion that appeals to me. The faces were as well distorted for my taste. ...more than

Jul 08, 2014 Kaethe rated it really liked it

A favorite lath volume for both babies, back in the day when we read those.

Oct 15, 2019 Shiyi rated it it was astonishing

The title of this book is very eye-catching, More More More Said the Baby. There are as well three illustrations from different indigenous groups on the embrace, and each child is in a dissimilar position, very interesting. The start impression I gave to this book was good because in that location were many unlike ethnic babies on the cover, which meant equality and tolerance. The terminal page of this book is similar to the home folio.
This volume is actually a combination of three different stories, each with similarit The championship of this book is very eye-catching, More More than More Said the Baby. There are also three illustrations from different ethnic groups on the comprehend, and each child is in a dissimilar position, very interesting. The first impression I gave to this book was expert because in that location were many different indigenous babies on the cover, which meant equality and tolerance. The terminal page of this volume is similar to the home page.
This volume is really a combination of three dissimilar stories, each with similarities but differences. The difference is that the lifestyle, background, and people of the iii children are different. This is a good way to introduce variety and diverseness. I retrieve the interesting thing about this book is that many words are fabricated upwardly of dissimilar colors that can catch the attention of the children, but I don't recall information technology is convenient to read. The structure of this book is very diverse, with one folio and one illustration, one folio, and two illustrations, or ii pages and one illustration.
All in all, I however like this book very much, including rhythm, repetition and colour matching. ...more

This volume is really three different stories of three different babies and their sweet interactions with the adults in their lives. Later on long days of play, each child is calmed and loved by a mother, father, or grandparent, before falling blissfully to sleep. I loved the multifariousness represented by each child and the noteable differences in each of their lives.

This book won the Caldecott award back in the xc's, and would make for a great addition to an honour report. I, personally, am interested i

This book is actually three dissimilar stories of three different babies and their sweet interactions with the adults in their lives. Later long days of play, each kid is calmed and loved by a female parent, father, or grandparent, before falling blissfully to sleep. I loved the multifariousness represented by each child and the noteable differences in each of their lives.

This book won the Caldecott honour back in the 90'due south, and would make for a great addition to an award written report. I, personally, am interested in other 1990 caldecott winners to compare the popular fine art methods used then and the ones that are used now. Personally, I am not a fan of thick lines and contrasting colors in this volume, but the illustrations catch your centre for certain.

I call up this is a good beginning reader book equally information technology shows lots of repetition. I would make sure to include information technology in my beginning grade classroom, just until I've learned more near a readers evolution, I can't run into whatever reason to focus on this book.

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Sep 12, 2018 Amy Erwin rated it did not like it

Summary - Daddy and infant love to play together and infant asks for more of playing time.
Trivial Pumpkins grandma chases her around and sings to her. This isn't enough, she wants more than.
Piddling Bird's mom loves to rock her but she wants more.

Response - All the letters and words in the book are rainbow colored and this throws me off. It makes it harder to read and come across the messages. And the book likewise states "your fat little belly" and I don't think that negativity should be in a child'south volume. The but a

Summary - Daddy and babe dear to play together and baby asks for more of playing time.
Little Pumpkins grandma chases her around and sings to her. This isn't enough, she wants more.
Petty Bird'south mom loves to rock her merely she wants more than.

Response - All the messages and words in the volume are rainbow colored and this throws me off. It makes it harder to read and see the letters. And the book too states "your fat little belly" and I don't think that negativity should be in a child's book. The only aspect of the volume I enjoyed was that there were multiple characters - it basically had parts with a unlike baby and each baby had a different parental figure - information technology wasn't just mom.

Classroom - I would not know how to utilize this in a classroom. ONly perhaps to limited that everyone has different people looking afterwards them at home - some households aren't but mom and dad together. Information technology tin can exist one or none.

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Graduate of Black Mountain College, N Carolina, where she majored in graphic fine art. In her ain words, she has "done graphic fine art, school teaching, children-raising [she has ii daughters and a son], has run a bakery and been a cook in schools and restaurants." (from back flap of book)

Vera B. Williams is the winner of the 2009 NSK Neustadt Prize for Children's Literature.

Y'all can read much more ab

Graduate of Black Mountain College, North Carolina, where she majored in graphic fine art. In her own words, she has "washed graphic fine art, school teaching, children-raising [she has two daughters and a son], has run a bakery and been a cook in schools and restaurants." (from back flap of book)

Vera B. Williams is the winner of the 2009 NSK Neustadt Prize for Children's Literature.

Yous tin can read much more about this writer here or here

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