Get a Clue!

A list of recommended books for babies and toddlers from the 2007 Summer Reading Program.

	Acredolo, Linda. Baby signs for mealtime. If babies have a secret language, could it be sign? P ACREDOLO (Little Picture Books)
	Hoban, Tana. What is that? Hoban's books are perfect for the youngest babies. See also Black on White, White on Black, and Black and White by the same author to play with observational skills. Older children will enjoy her picture books, as well. P HOBAN (Little Picture Books)
	Horacek, Petr. What is black and white? Changing page sizes make the contrasts between identifying black and white objects and animals more exciting. P HORACEK (Little Picture Books)
	McClure, Nikki. Awake to nap. Local author McClure made this "almost alphabet" book (from awake to nap) as paper cuts for her new son. P MCCLURE (Little Picture Books)
	Miller, Margaret. Peekaboo baby. The original Mystery Play! P MILLER (Little Picture Books)
	Tildes, Phyllis. Baby animals: black and white. A wordless book for youngest infants presents baby animal faces that end up on a crib mobile. P TILDES (Little Picture Books)
	Jonas, Ann. The 13th clue. Follow thirteen clues to a surprise. P JONAS
	Miller, Margaret. Whose hat? One of Miller's many photo puzzle books, this one matches hats to kids in costumes and their real-life career counterparts. P MILLER
	Schwartz, Roslyn. Yo baby! Toddlers will love deciphering the clues to guess the missing objects! P SCHWARTZ
	Waber, Bernard. Do you see a mouse? The Park Snoot Hotel has a mouse which no one but the reader can see! P WABER
	Walsh, Ellen Stoll. ot & Jabber and the big bug mystery. The author of Hop, Jump and Mouse Count uses her trademark collages to tell the story of mouse detectives, try to solve the mystery of the disappearing insects. P WALSH