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7 reviews
Cheryl Willis Hudson

Candlewick, 2003

One of our FAVORITES!
A MUST for all children's libraries! I bought this book for my now 4-year-old when she was 18-months. She loved it then and has continued to enjoy it to this day. Now that she's a preschooler, she enjoys "acting it out." My 21-month-old has loved this book since she was around 8-months-old and she's very picky, but has always especially enjoyed books with pictures of kids and babies. I can ...

Bright Eyes Brown Skin

7 reviews
Cheryl Willis Hudson, George Ford, ...

Ipicturebooks, 2001

Absolutely Wonderful
My 2-yr-old is so in love with this book. She is fascinated by the simple story and also by the great illustrations. It is one of her must-read bedtime books. It is indeed a "feeling good book", however I think it is only appropriate for children under 4-yrs.

Afro Bets: ABC Book
Cheryl Willis Hudson

Ipicturebooks, 2001

The Afro-Bets ABC book uniquely presents letters A through Z for young children to discover with the fun-filled, captivating Afro-Bets Kids. The irresistible, colorful characters form their letters in whimsical, motivating illustrations. Each creatively shaped number is reinforced by words and pictures.

Afro Bets: 123 Book
Cheryl Willis Hudson

Ipicturebooks, 2001

Afrobets A,b,c (Afro-Bets)

Cartwheel, 2002

The Afro-Bets kids, Langston, Nandi, Glo, Stef, Tura, and Robo, are a fun and flexible group. Children will enjoy learning their ABC's as the Afro-Bets kids take turns stretching and bending into the letters A-Z. Every page includes colorful pictures and words to help reinforce each letter. Join the Afro-Bets in their acrobatic, alphabet adventure!

Afro-Bets 1 2 3 Books

1 review
Cheryl Willis Hudson

Bt Bound, 1999

Over-rated due to a lack of African-American Literature
As an african-american woman, I purchased this book for my son based on it's title and reviews from other parents. They rated the book so highly I guess I expected something spectacular. However, when I received it I found I still liked the title, but the book was simple, not very afrocentric, and did not hold the attention of my child. I think people like this book because there are so few ...

Let's Count Baby (What-a-Baby Board Books)

2 reviews
Cheryl Willis Hudson

Scholastic, 1995

Excellent Book for Toddlers
I have enjoyed reading this book to my two girls, age 5 & 1. A book of few words helps with repetition and learning. My youngest says the objects and points to them as I read. The pictures are very nice and bright. I even brought "Good Night, Baby" for my nephew.

Good Night Baby (What-a-Baby Books)

3 reviews
Cheryl Willis Hudson

Scholastic Trade, 1992

Great book - babies learn from book
Used this for my first child, and will be using it again soon for #2. Baby can understand what it means to go to bed, and that it is not bad. Easy and quick read, and your child starts to understand the most simple routines like going to bed

Animal Sounds For Baby (revised) (What-a-Baby Series)

2 reviews
Cheryl Willis Hudson

Cartwheel, 1997

The Greatest Infant Board Book
My 11 month old son received this book as a gift from his Godparents when he was about 5 months old. He loves it! It's his favorite board book! He actually turns the pages as I read the animal sounds to him! The pictures are vibrant and it is a great depiction of African American children!

Afrobets 1,2,3(Afro-Bets)

1 review

Cartwheel, 2002

Perfect for preschool or early kindergarten
The children in the book are making the shapes of the numbers with their bodies. The children in my classroom find this to be one of their favorites. On their own, they began to make the shapes of the numbers with their bodies nearly every day during their free book reading time using the book as a guide. There have been as many as 9 children at one time making shapes together.This is important ...

Glo Goes Shopping (Afro-Bets)
Cheryl Willis Hudson

Just Us Books, 1999

Glo is a girl on a mission: she must find just the right birthday gift for her friend Nandi. At the mall, she makes the rounds of stores, browsing and considering. There are so many choices, Glo is a bit overwhelmed. Suddenly she sees the perfect present for Nandi!

Clothes I Love To Wear (Marimba Books)
Cheryl Willis Hudson

Marimba, 2008

Come by Here Lord: Everyday Prayers for Children
Cheryl Willis Hudson

Just Us Books, 2001

Come By Here Lord: Everyday Prayers for Children is a unique collection of 18 simple, yet powerful prayers for children. Illustrated with realistic color photos of African American children, each prayer is reference to a Bible verse and a suggested time of day, morning, afternoon and evening. The book contains some familiar prayers such as the Lord's Prayer and A Child's Grace and other original prayers by the author.

From Where I Stand
Cheryl Willis Hudson

Marimba, 2008

Construction Zone
Cheryl Willis Hudson

Candlewick, 2006

Caution! Construction zone ahead! Anyone who has ever stopped to watch a big building going up — and who hasn't? — will be thrilled by this behind-the-scenes look at an amazing construction project. Put on your hard hat and step inside CONSTRUCTION ZONE! Young readers are invited to come on a virtual tour of a building in progress, led by award-winning photographer Richard Sobol. It takes hundreds of workers, thousands of trucks ...

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