Description
Share these familiar shapes with your baby. It is never too early to look and talk together!
Tana Hoban has created an elegant solution for those who want to initiate children into the infinite wonders of reading. This picture book compels parents to talk to their babies as they share the wordless pages with their little ones. Black illustrations on a white background provide high contrast for infants' underdeveloped eyes. Soothingly familiar, silhouetted shapes--a leaf, a key ring, a bib, an elephant--will be recognized by the very young, and through these simple pictures, aspiring readers will begin to identify the link between the objects they see and the words their caregivers say. Hoban, beloved author of many childhood favorites, including
Black on White's companion piece,
White on Black, as well as
Is It Red? Is It Yellow? Is It Blue? and
What Is It?, has struck gold again--black gold, that is. It's the perfect baby gift! (Baby to Preschool)
--Emilie Coulter
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