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Nineties Babies Look Fly

By (author) Harriet Evans, Illustrated by Anna Hurley

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Nineties babies hang at the crib, eat cereal and watch cartoons. What's the 411, nineties baby? From matching frosted tips to baby's first butterfly clips, there are plenty of ways for parents to share their passions with their little ones. The latest book in this new series of trend-focused, tongue-in-cheek board books celebrates an inclusive cast of families, following a day in their lives before ending with a sweet bedtime message. Told in simple sentences that lend themselves perfectly to reading aloud, and brought to life with Anna Hurley's vibrant illustrations this playful board book is the perfect gift for the nineties babies in your life, whether young or old, parent or child.

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