The Misadventures of Little Toast: What’s My Name – Exciting adventures as baby tries to work out the answers to all the interesting questions in life, for example: What happens if I pull the trash can over? Does popcorn taste just as nice off the floor as in the bowl? And is my name really “Toast”? A fun book for toddlers.
By: Kanika G
Text and Images from The Misadventures of Little Toast: What’s My Name
This is Baby.
Baby is a girl.
Baby does not know her name!
Baby learns to crawl.
Baby sees popcorn.
She wants some.
Can she get it?
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Danielle (site editor) writes:
A really fun cute book, well written, simple and with very nice clear, fitting clipart images. Looking forward to hearing more from baby!
Zehnya writes:
It was nice because it was easy to read, and I like the baby, it’s funny that she thinks her name is toast.
Mike writes:
simple and interesting
Steve writes:
Realy cute