Baby nose to Baby Toes by Vicky Ceelan

Ceelen, Vicky. Baby Nose to Baby Toes. Random House. 22p. 2009. ISBN 978037584208

Ages (0 and up). A photographic board book that shows the similarities and difference between babies and little animals. Baby Nose to Baby Toes, is a concept book that shows the similarities and differences by using synonyms. The photos show different animals and different babies in daily scenarios. This board book is a little bigger than average and is lacking diversity, but it has a strong sense of language that is easy to understand.

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