Kay Chorao - The Baby's Bedtime Book

Pros: Lovely poems, wonderful pictures, just right for a bedtime book
Cons: none, zero, zip,

This book is a treasure! Kay Chorao has collected together poems from many great poets, such as Rudyard Kipling, Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Robert Louis Stevenson and Jane Taylor. There are many more poems with no author listed and I'm not sure if the author...

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The Baby’s Bedtime Book
By Kay Chorao

I’d first like to start by saying it is never too early to introduce books to a child.

The Baby’s Bedtime Book by Kay Chorao is a 64 page compilation of 27 nursery rhymes,...

Pros: Tender, sleepy, soft illustrations, well-chosen writings.
Cons: I wish every author was credited, even in "unknown."

First, let me say this review is far overdue. I panned another Chorao book (see review: B aby's Lap Book) and have wanted to balance that piece with a positive review of The Baby's Bedtime Book--I've just been too busy ...

Pros: Large variety of stories; colorful, full-page illustrations
Cons: None

I'm not sure about you, but I grew up knowing songs such as Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star; and Hush, Little Baby. For as long as I can remember, I've known the words to these songs, and many stories that my parents read to me when I was young. I think...

Pros: beautiful illustrations, eye catching, thought provoking, and simple for young children
Cons: none

This book has traditional poetry, songs for sleeping, and rhymes for you to read or sing together with your child. Although the title says "baby's bedtime book" this book is great for the younger set of kids altogether. My daughter picked...