Child's Play

This is the latest in Child’s Play’s innovative series aimed at encouraging communication before or without speech. Equally applicable for deaf and hearing children, the...

Kubler presents each nursery rhyme simply and successfully. She does not adorn the verse or change it from the original, rather these are modern versions of the classics.

The illustrations in this minimal text picture book are very much in the Tim Turner tradition - muted pastel shades of brown and grey, vacant looking expressions on wide, round faces... Rowan Stanfield

“The New Baby series from Child's Play is spot on accurate. … watercolors and graphite or grease pencil outlines are friendly and exuberant.” javascript:EditTextDlgSubmit()

"Superb; deceptively simple book which works on so many levels- bereavement, loss, celebrating the individual, breaking with the 'norm' etc. I (also) immediately thought of Badger's... Children's Centre Manager, Letterbox Library Reviewer

“The simple mixed media illustrations show children and Noo-noos against white backgrounds with much verve and color. The facial expressions are particularly vivid as the difference between "Noo-noo lost" and "Noo-noo found" are worlds apart.” Children's Literature

A great choice to introduce a very young child to the concept of helping out at home. Things we liked about this book: A fun and positive book which encourages helping out at home... Claire Ward-Dutton, Little Parachutes

This book is beautifully illustrated, each page filled with joy and hope. A very subtle story dealing with a difficult subject, it captures and holds your imgination. A truley wonderful book. Kim , Andover