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Board Books for Little Ones 2018 |
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Making faces: a first book of emotionsby Abrams AppleseedAn interactive book of faces, complemented by a reflective mirror that helps babies to recognize and mimic facial expressions, features vibrant photographs of babies demonstrating six essential emotions.
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My favorite book of colors
by Janice Behrens
Pairs colors with such items as trucks, flowers, fruit, and shoes, asking readers to locate hidden elements, including a hat with a feather and a pair of dirty shoes
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All about meby Childrens PressLabeled photographs introduce young readers to common words describing their bodies and the everyday objects around them divided into six categories, including my face, my room, and my park
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ABC Baby Signs by Christiane Engel Features twenty-six of the most common, simple baby signs, such as "all done," "more," and "please," to teach babies and toddlers basic ways to communicate with their hands before they can verbalize their needs. This title features one sign per letter of the alphabet, a cute rhyming story, illustrations, and illustrated demonstrations.
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Jane Foster's animal sounds
by Jane Foster
Illustrations of animals introduce readers to such animal sounds as a dog's woof, a cat's meow, and a cow's moo
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I'm Silly!by Jennifer L. HolmA latest entry in the series that includes I'm Grumpy! follows the antics of a hyperactive tornado who accidentally disrupts a friend's tea party when he gets a bit too goofy. By the Eisner Award-winning creators of the Babymouse series. Simultaneous eBook.
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Baby's big busy book
by Karen Katz
Presents such common words as lamp, clock, cereal, kite, and shoes behind flaps and on textured pages
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Nighty-night
by Leslie Patricelli
Cheeky little Baby finishes dinner as the sun sets and embarks on a dancing bedtime routine of bathing, toothbrushing, hair brushing, bear hugging and getting into cozy pajamas before listening to a story, singing a little song and kissing her parents goodnight.
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Numbers
by John J Reiss
From kites, cakes and candy kisses, youngsters can count from one to 1,000 using bright, bold illustrations of fun, familiar objects.
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100 first words
by Dawn Sirett
Labeled pictures introduce the words for clothes, colors, toys, animals, and food
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