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"More More More," Said the Baby: A Caldecott Honor Award Winner Paperback – Picture Book, April 25, 1996
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Share this Caldecott Honor-winning book with the little ones in your life. Vera B. Williams's tribute to babies and the people who love them is a happy celebration—you won't be able to stop smiling while reading the catchy refrains.
Here are Little Guy, Little Pumpkin, and Little Bird. Their grownups love them. So will you!
For lap time, classroom reading, or anytime, and for parents, teachers, grandparents, and anyone who enjoys chanting along "more more more" with babies. A good gift for a preschool library at home or school, and for baby showers. Shelve this alongside Moo Baa La La La, Giraffes Can't Dance, and Chicka Chicka Boom Boom.
- Print length40 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Grade levelPreschool and up
- Lexile measureAD400L
- Dimensions10 x 0.25 x 11 inches
- PublisherGreenwillow Books
- Publication dateApril 25, 1996
- ISBN-100688147364
- ISBN-13978-0688147365
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“One of my favorites. And the bright illustrations and multicultural families make it extra special.” — Brightly
From the Back Cover
Here are Little Guy, Little Pumpkin,and Little Bird.
Their grownups love them. So will you.
About the Author
Vera B. Williams began her career in children’s books by illustrating Hooray for Me!, written by Remy Charlip with Lilian Moore. Her beloved A Chair for My Mother won multiple awards, including a Caldecott Honor, and “More, More, More,” Said the Baby also received a Caldecott Honor. Vera B. Williams was the recipient of the Jane Addams Children’s Book Award; she was awarded the 2009 NSK Neustadt Prize for Children’s Literature; and she was the US nominee for the Hans Christian Andersen Award in 2004. Vera B. Williams died on October 16, 2015, shortly before this book was completed.
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- Publisher : Greenwillow Books (April 25, 1996)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 40 pages
- ISBN-10 : 0688147364
- ISBN-13 : 978-0688147365
- Reading age : 1 - 3 years, from customers
- Lexile measure : AD400L
- Grade level : Preschool and up
- Item Weight : 7.7 ounces
- Dimensions : 10 x 0.25 x 11 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #751,210 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #1,317 in Children's New Baby Books
- #2,177 in Children's Multigenerational Family Life
- #6,385 in Children's Books on Emotions & Feelings (Books)
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About the author
Vera B. Williams lives in New York City.
In Her Own Words..."Throughout my childhood I was encouraged to make pictures, tell stories, act, and dance--all of this at a heaven in our New York City neighborhood called the Bronx House.
"Saturdays I painted with a crusading art director, Florence Cane. In her book The Growth of the Child Through Art, I appear under the name Linda. I was sixteen when the book appeared and embarrassed by it. But at age nine I had been totally proud when a painting of mine was exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art and I was later shown in the Movietone News explaining to Eleanor Roosevelt its Yiddish title, "Yentas."
"In 1945 I went to Black Mountain College in North Carolina, a unique educational community. I graduated in 1949 in graphic art, which I studied with Josef Albers. Along the way I planted corn, made butter, worked on the printing press, and helped to build the house in which I lived with Paul Williams, a fellow student I married there.
"I wanted that connection of art and community to continue. And it did at the Gate Hill Cooperative, a community we built with other Black Mountain people, a poet, musicians, and potters. I lived and worked there from 1953-1970 (after which I moved to Canada). My children (Sarah, Jenny, Merce) grew up there. For them, we branched out into a school, part of the Surnmerhill movement. The gingerbread houses that led to my first book for Greenwillow I first made in sticky variety at our school. I have always liked to teach and have taught art, cooking, writing, nature study, for nursery age on.
"At forty-six, no longer married, living in a houseboat on the bay at Vancouver, British Columbia, I did my first book. But before that could happen, the fates decreed a stint of cooking and running a bakery at a small school in the Ontario countryside. My love affair with Canada included also a 500-mile trip on the Yukon River. Many of those adventures I put in Three Days on a River in a Red Canoe.
"I also write and draw for adults-short stories, leaflets, and posters. As a lover of children, I try to do what I can to help save their earth from nuclear disaster. This pursuit, too, has added its excitement to my biography, including, in 1981, a month's stay in the federal penitentiary in Alderson, West Virginia (an outcome of a women's peaceful blockade of the Pentagon). Perhaps this experience will some day appear in one of my books. So far I've found children's books a wonderfully accommodating medium where any of my various activities might pop up."
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I got this book for my then 1 yr old and she still loves it at 2yrs. When I read it I have to rock her when I read "swings the baby all around" and kiss her belly/ nibble toes when the story says they did. She has memorized parts of the book and asks for it frequently when it is on rotation.
And captures the typical play between moms, dads, grandmas and babies.
The kids in my kindergarten classes loved this book.
And my grandson loved this book...
I personalized the book for him by adding some pages: one with a photo of his grandfather (no grandfather mentioned in the book so I had to put one in my copy ;) taking his grandson on a bike ride and the toddler saying "more." I wrote words with the same rhyming rhythms as the story pages.
And another photo of my grandson as a toddler in his highchair with a face smeared with berry juice, making the hand "sign" for more that is taught to babies nowadays...
Not only do kids like the book, but adults can have a great time if they get into the loving emotions
and the rhythms while reading it.
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おへそにキスのシーンを真似していたら楽しくなってきたようで一緒に読めるようになりました。
more,more,moreと言えるようになりました。