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 I was born a baby
 Author: Fleming, Meg

 Publisher:  Harper (2022)

 Dewey: 591
 Classification: Nonfiction
 Physical Description: [33] p., col. ill.28 cm

 BTSB No: 341186 ISBN: 9780063157217
 Ages: 4-8 Grades: K-3

 Subjects:
 Animal babies

Price: $22.58

Summary:
The irresistible read-aloud delivers catchy rhymes and bold, silly art about baby animals and the names they share.

 Illustrator: Scott, Brandon James
Accelerated Reader Information:
   Interest Level: LG
   Reading Level: 1.30
   Points: .5   Quiz: 520347

Reviews:
   Booklist (04/15/22)

Full Text Reviews:

Booklist - 04/15/2022 Although binomial nomenclature is a grown-up term, kids will have fun wowing others with their knowledge of the common names of many baby animal species. Cartoon illustrations, created digitally, and rhyming text display animals announcing their infant names. A duck, goose, and puffin together exclaim, “I was born a hatchling”—the duck “fluffed into a duckling,” the goose “grew into a gosling,” and the puffin “puffed into a puffling.” There can, however, be some confusing overlap among all these designations—for instance, baby giraffes, whales, and elephants are all called calves. Children will quickly catch on to the refrain: a creature shouts, “No way, no how! That can’t be true!” as the other species reply, “I’m a [chick/calf/cub/etc.] too!” Some lesser-known newborns have very unusual names (porcupette, puggle, joey, hoglet). And what about humans? A boy shouts, “I was born a baby and grew into a kid,” only to be accompanied by a final cry from a baby goat, “I’m a kid, too!” Endpapers present different circles for those who share the same baby name. Cool and informative. - Copyright 2022 Booklist.

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