Big Little Baby

Written by Liz Garton Scanlon · Illustrated by Trudy Tran

Explore the paradox of a baby's small size and immense presence.

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30 pages· AD400L

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Bookroo's summary

Delve into the delightful paradox of babyhood, where a tiny infant's presence looms large. Inspired by the playful game, 'How big is baby? So big!', this rhythmic tale captures the essence of a baby's world. Through masterful rhyme, discover how something so small can hold such vast importance, enchanting parents and little ones alike. What makes a baby so big in our hearts?

From the publisher

A literary play on a common baby game, encompassing the paradox of babyhood, by Caldecott-winning author Liz Garton Scanlon. The universal game, “How big is baby? So big!” provides inspiration for this playful and poignant literary text contrasting the physical smallness of a baby with the largeness of their presence and importance. Written in bouncing, masterful rhyme, Liz Garton Scanlon’s words will roll off the tongues of adoring parents and caregivers as they snuggle their littlest readers.

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