Another awesome Sandra Boynton book with interactive textures ranging from smooth, bumpy, fuzzy and rough. This is a great book for piquing your baby's curiousity and sense of touch. For the Star Wars fans, this book describes the silly shenanigans of Darth Vader's kids Luke and Leia who refuse to go to sleep. One of the best stories for kids, the hero Max goes on a rompus and gets himself in a little trouble, and ends up sent to bed without dinner. Watch and listen as Max explores an imaginary forest that grows in his room, and his adventures with the wild creatures fo the forest!

A bunny and his dad try to out-do each other in expressing their love for one another. Illustrated with beautiful watercolors, this story will make you feel warm in your heart. Mi sono emozionato durante la lettura, tra un sorriso ed una lacrima, ma ho anche apprezzato le tematiche delle discriminazioni razziali e di genere, mai ingombranti, ma narrate con la voce ferma di chi le ha vissute. This beautifully illustrated book takes your child on a journey through the wild to see how different creatures sleep. Except the owl! The author uses nature (leaves, twigs, flower petals) to make beautiful critters like lions, pigs, flamingos, and one of the most beautiful butterflies we've ever seen! Simple, creative, and inspiring interactions with nature. New Baby Star Map Gift | Night You Were Born | Personalised Gift for New Baby | Childs Sky Nursery Print | Gift for Newborn Baby Boy Girl

Fannie Flagg certainly does create entertainingly real characters and paints a charming portrait of life in small-town USA (in this case Elmwood Springs, Missouri) ...as well as in other parts of the world (San Francisco, Vienna, New York, etc.). But in the context of light-hearted prose, Ms. Flagg also makes important and powerful social commentary about subjects such as racism, media and fame as a whole.

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The last thing Dena thinks she needs is the undying affection of Gerry O'Malley, a desperate romantic who's convinced she's The One. He's even willing to start watching television so they'll have something to talk about. When that's not sufficient, he rents out Carnegie Hall and puts on a private jazz concert for her.