24839,Jan Ormerod's to Baby With Love,Jan Ormerod's to Baby With Love,068812559x,Jan Ormerod,72.00,24.00,Lothrop Lee & Shepard,Aug-94,简装,52,,,Jan Ormerod's to Baby With Love, From Publishers Weekly Armed with a paintbox and a handful of rhymes and fingerplays， Ormerod ( 101 Things to Do with a Baby ) once again proves how closely attuned she is to a baby's world. The selections (Two Little Dicky Birds，" "What Are We to Do?" and several others) are little more than fragments， really， but in Ormerod's capable hands they become the perfect excuse for cuddling a child and introducing him or her to the joys of verse. Animals provide the unifying theme， sharing the stage with an infant and two boys (one black， one white). The book is a visual delight; a few deft brush strokes blossom into a familiar menagerie that includes a terrier， a hen and a contented pig， among others， and the rich， bright colors and flat surfaces have a primitive， reassuring coziness just right for this lap-time outing. Chalk up another winner for Ormerod. Ages 6 mos.-up. Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information， Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. From School Library Journal PreSchool-A welcome collection of five nursery rhymes. Although no sources are provided as to the origins of the selections， they are well chosen. Ormerod's acrylic paintings are bright and have a pleasingly simple realism about them. They fill the pages and show plenty of action and expression. A sweet-eyed infant， mud-spattered pig， wing-flapping hen， and friendly snapping turtle are some of the inhabitants of this charming offering for lap sharing. Combine it with Kay Chorao's Baby's Lap Book (Dutton， 1977) and Vera B. William's More More More， Said the Baby (Greenwillow， 1990) for a loving interactive encounter with a toddler.Emily Kutler， Summit Free Public Library， NJCopyright 1994 Reed Business Information， Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. See all Editorial Reviews"