What Shall We Name the Baby?

Inbunden, Engelska, 20243-6 år

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Parents help a young girl handle her feelings about a coming change to their family in a story that also spotlights Jewish baby naming practices.A new baby is coming and everyone is so excited! Everyone except Ella. Her parents ask her and older brother, one question for many months: What should we name the baby? Ella doesn't even want a new baby; she's already the baby! So she suggests names like Squirt or Lumpy. Ella will need to learn about growing up, coping with changes, and her own family members before she can be the best big sister to a new baby--a baby who probably won't be named Lumpy!

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2024-05-16
Mått160 x 209 x 11 mm
Vikt254 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Läsålder3-6 år
Antal sidor48
FörlagBehrman House Inc.,U.S.
IllustratörRamos, Teresa
ISBN9781681156095
UtmärkelserWinner of Charlotte Award 2021 (United States)

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Leslie Kimmelman is the author of more than 50 popular books for children; many of them have Jewish themes. She was a longtime children’s book editor at various publishing houses, including more than 24 years at Sesame Workshop where she created Julia, the Muppet on the autism spectrum, for the book that first introduced her as a Sesame Street character. Leslie grew up outside Philadelphia and now makes her home in Ardsley, Westchester County, New York.Teresa Ramos comes from a family of artisans; her father was a woodworker, and her mother is a master quilter. Teresa has been drawing her whole life, and decided to pursue illustration and studied at the Art School Pau Gargallo in Badalona and at the Joso School in Barcelona. She currently lives in Girona, Spain.

"Leslie Kimmelman’s newest easy reader is a joy in every way. It has a relatable story; many children are a bit daunted by the idea of a new sibling and naming one is a significant part of family life. The illustrations by Teresa Ramos are bright, cheerful, amusing, and highly expressive showing both facial emotion and body language. The humor is engaging and accessible; the names suggested by the older children are hilarious. In the meantime, “Lumpy” is the perfect moniker for the as-yet-unborn sibling. As the family proceeds through the preparatory months, Jewish holidays are celebrated with joy. Family history plays a role during the search for appropriate baby names in both Hebrew and English. When the new baby finally arrives, big brother Robby and big sister Ella are ready to welcome her into their close-knit, warm, affectionate family. The special baby-naming ceremony is held on Shabbat with participation by all amidst an outpouring of love.An author’s note discusses some of the factors involved in choosing a baby’s name and appropriately reminds us all that the addition of a new family member is a big adjustment for everyone, especially for the siblings. This book is recommended for all libraries." —Association of Jewish Libraries