Early Experiences Does An Elephant Take A Bath Hb

Bathing is an important part of every young child's day. It's also an important part of some animals' days. In Does an Elephant Take a Bath?, children will learn why both animals and people need to keep themselves clean. Editorial Reviews From Booklist PreS-K. Animal facts blend with splashy farce in this small, square book in the Early Experiences series. Does a giraffe take a bath? The question is accompanied by a silly picture showing a giraffe standing in a foaming bathtub. Turn the page and the animal is in its natural habitat, grooming itself with its long tongue and cleaning its baby's ears "just like you use a washrag." Following similar scenarios for an elephant, a zebra, a black rhino (a mud bath), and more, come several spreads showing how people keep clean and tidy: kids in the bath and shower; babies and toddlers being helped by grown-ups; and men at a barbershop. Surrounded by lots of white space, the simple words and line-and-watercolor pictures move easily from nonsense to fun facts and human connections. Hazel Rochman Copyright å© American Library Association. All rights reserved About the Author Fred Ehrlich, a pediatrician and child psychiatrist, has spent dozens of years advising families on the emotional and physical care of young children. He is the author of many highly acclaimed children's books. Emily Bolam's first children's book was published upon her graduation from art school. She has been creating board books and picture books ever since. She lives in Brighton, England.