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Workman Publishing Company (2001), 48 pages
Description
"Where do babies come from? No question arouses more curiosity--and few are harder to answer. This spirited book takes on the challenge with humor and warmth, rhyming its way through the facts of life. From the first amorous glance to the birth of a bouncing baby, it's the story of how we all got here."
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LibraryThing member Je2nif4
Book: First Comes Love, All about the birds and the bees - the alligators, possums and people, too.
Author: Jennifer Davis
Characters: Many animals.
Setting: N/A
Theme: How babies are made by all types of animals and the rituals that occur
Genre: Realistic- Humorous Children’s book
Audience: Ages 4
Curriculum: Good for science and learning about how animals procreate
Summary: Book talks honestly about the mating rituals of animals and explains how babies are born
Personal Response:
Very cute and hones book about the mating rituals of animals and draws a good intro to how to talk about how people begin mating rituals and have babies.
Author: Jennifer Davis
Characters: Many animals.
Setting: N/A
Theme: How babies are made by all types of animals and the rituals that occur
Genre: Realistic- Humorous Children’s book
Audience: Ages 4
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and up Curriculum: Good for science and learning about how animals procreate
Summary: Book talks honestly about the mating rituals of animals and explains how babies are born
Personal Response:
Very cute and hones book about the mating rituals of animals and draws a good intro to how to talk about how people begin mating rituals and have babies.
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Language
Original language
English
Physical description
48 p.; 8.26 inches
ISBN
9780761122449
UPC
019628122445
Local notes
Every parent awaits the question: Where do babies come from? First Comes Love is a charming introduction to the birds and the bees, not to mention alligators, spiders, dragonflies, squirrels, peacocks, and--of course--people.
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Call number
7.32.01 D3 fi 2001