Parents and their young have unique ways of bonding, especially in the animal kingdom. A baby kangaroo nestles in its mother's pouch, while a mama alligator carries her baby gently in her mouth. Polar bears cuddle, and penguin parents take turns warming their chicks in the Antarctic winter. Just like people, animals kiss, rub noses, and snuggle.

 

Through endearing pictures and a lyrical text, Kimiko Kajikawa explores the parent-child bonds of animals large and small.

"Kajikawa captures animals both wild and domestic asleep in their natural habitats. . . . Thoughtfully conveived, attractively executed . . . this book goes beyond standard bedtime fare."

--Publishers Weekly

 

 

KIMIKO KAJIKAWA is the author of several books for young readers, including Sweet

Dreams: How Animals Sleep. A high-school librarian, she lives in New Hope, Pennsylvania.

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Imprint: Henry Holt and Co. (BYR)
Distributor: MPS
Publication Date: 03-18-2008
Pages: 32
Measurements: 10.00in X 9.00in