Book Number 67 – Belly Button Book by Sandra Boynton

We checked out the supersized edition of the this book.  Classic Boynton – lots of fun rhymes about belly buttons!

Book Number 66 – I love you sun, I love you moon by Karen Pandell

I loved the heart shape of the story.  It was a simple story – lots of repetition.  It could easily be carried on throughout baby’s day – naming all the things baby loves.

Book Number 65 – Toes, Ears, & Nose! by Marion Dane Bauer

Oh the hazards of checking out lift the flap books from the library!   Several of the flaps were missing, but I could tell the whole story would have been neat – we liked what we did have anyway.

Book Number 64 – Who Loves You Baby? by Nina Laden

The cut outs allow the mirror at the end to show through, and therefore the baby becomes all the animals.  A sweet story with lots of rhymes – lucky ducky, etc.  At the end, the mirror is larger for baby to admire himself.

Book Number 63 – Whose Feet? by Jeannette Rowe

I didn’t like this one quite as much as Rowe’s Whose Nose? but it was still fun.  Fun lift the flaps provide the perfect invitation to explore animals.

Book Number 62 – Where is Baby’s Belly Button? by Karen Katz

This is a fun one.  Little N grabbed for the flaps (when he was paying attention).  This provides plenty of opportunity to explore body parts – eyes, hands, belly buttons, etc.

Book Number 61 – My Truck is Stuck by Kevin Lewis

I don’t think Little N was quite ready for this one, but I think he’ll enjoy it in the future.  A dog’s truck is stuck, and lots of friends stop by to help.  Repeated lines will make this a fun story for kids to chime in and help tell.

Book Number 60 – Eyes, Nose, Fingers and Toes by Judy Hindley

Little N and I had fun sniffing our sniffers, blinking our eyes, and exploring some of the things our bodies can do.  Little N is getting to the point where he can imitate a few things, so doing some of the suggested activities in the book (singing la, la, etc.) were just right for him.

Book Number 59 – Peek a who? by Nina Laden

So many fun things to peek at – owls, zoos, trains, and best of all baby with a mirrored page at the end.  A fun way to explore vocabulary.

Book Number 58 – Quack Like a Duck by Harriet Ziefert

Not sure if Little N picked up on the scanimation cover or not – he seemed to, but I’m not 100%.  A fun rhyming book that encourages you to make animal sounds.