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Tag: 2011 board books

December 21, 2011 by Betsy Bird

Board Books 2011: What Worked Well (a biased opinion)

Okay.  Fine.  You got me.  This is one of those posts.  The ones I’ve actively been trying to avoid all year, and until now I’ve been pretty good about it.  As a reviewer I have a duty to remember that though I now have in my home a chatterbox of a six-month year-old, she is […]

September 6, 2011 by Betsy Bird

Review of the Day: What Do You See? by Martine Perrin

What Do You See? By Martine Perrin Albert Whitman & Co. $8.99 ISBN: 978-0-8075-6712-8 Ages 0-4 On shelves now. *Offspring Approved* I have always acknowledged the danger of having a child of my own. You see, as a children’s librarian I deal with parents that truly believe that if their kid does or does not […]

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