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Boynton's Greatest Hits: Volume II (The Going to Bed Book, Horns to Toes, Opposites, But Not the Hippopotamus) Posters
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Binding: Board book
Fabric Type: 9780689826634
Legal Disclaimer: 068982663X
Maximum Color Depth: Little Simon
Metal Type: Little Simon
Publisher: 1
Region Code: 50
Total External Bays Free: September 01, 1999
Total Firewire Ports: Little Simon
Total Gem Weight: Baby-Preschool
Little Simon
Features:- ISBN13: 9780689826634
- Condition: NEW
- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
Editorial Review:
Amazon.com Review:
The thinking's not fuzzy in these board books, but the animals certainly are. Sandra Boynton's familiar furry creatures introduce simple concepts in this bright collection of four books, replete with clever line drawings. In Horns and Toes and In Between, three horned monsters teach the parts of the body in rhyme: "...and we have a fuzzy TUMMY that we all like to pat / and a little BELLY BUTTON in the middle of that." The Going to Bed Book gets a Noah's Ark of animals organized for bed: "They hang their towels on the wall / and find pajamas, big and small." Opposites is just that: cute animals "high and low / fast and slow / heavy and light / day and night." In the rhyming reader But Not the Hippopotamus, a hippo finds himself on the outs as "a cat and two rats are trying on hats. / But not the hippopotamus. / A moose and a goose together have juice. / But not the hippopotamus." Rest assured the hippo finds love at the end. (Baby to preschool) --Claire Dederer
Average Rating: 
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Mostly bought the books to replace the one the older boy ruined when he was younger. They are great books and about the only ones the younger one will sit through...wich isnt saying much since they are very short.
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I've never done a review before, but as I looking for more books for my 17 month old daughter, I kept coming across Sandra Boynton. I realized I (and my daughter) love these books. Almost every night, we use 'The Going to Bed Book', however sometimes she likes to read it during the day. She loves to point at the 'moon'. She loves the 'Opposites' book so much that several months ago, she started calling it by name. The pictures are fun and have bright colors. The rhyming makes it easy to read ... Read More
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We love these books and will read them long after my kids have "outgrown" them. Board books that will withstand toddlers are always a great choice.
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We got a lot of books as gifts when our daughter (now 17 months old) was born, and the ones that have given her the most pleasure and use are the Boynton books, particularly the four in this collection (also you should get pajama time, barnyard dance, and hippos go bezerk).
Our daughter has loved these books from the time she was 2 months old and we're still reading them to her. I've got them all memorized at this point so I'm thinking of getting some more, just to mix it up (We've got ... Read More
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Even though these books were listed under "books for babies" it's not all that suitable or interesting for children below 2 years, I would think. My son (10 months) enjoys looking at pictures on baby books & even recognize certain characters, but he didn't find these interesting at all. I think its because of the pastel & dull color shades chosen. It's not vibrant enough to catch the baby's eye.
But of course the text are very interesting & some what funny for older children.
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