Full Product Details
Author: Robie H. Harris ,
Nadine B. Westcott
Publisher: Candlewick Press,U.S.
Imprint: Candlewick Press,U.S.
Dimensions:
Width: 25.60cm
, Height: 0.90cm
, Length: 27.80cm
Weight: 0.471kg
ISBN: 9780763629311
ISBN 10: 0763629316
Pages: 32
Publication Date: 13 September 2011
Recommended Age: From 3 to 7 years
Audience:
Children/juvenile
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Children / Juvenile
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
The book serves as a great way to introduce male and female body parts for anyone not used to discussing or naming them.--School Library Journal (starred review) Harris' tone is cheerful and confident... Westcott's bright digital illustrations keep the affair as breezy and non-shocking as possible -- just as it should be. Expect the usual outcry, as well as the usual demand.--Booklist (starred review) This much-needed title stands out for its comfortably familiar presentation of material adults sometime find difficult to share with young children.--Kirkus Reviews (starred review) This much-needed title stands out for its comfortably familiar presentation of material adults sometime find difficult to share with young children.--Kirkus Reviews (starred review)Harris' tone is cheerful and confident... Westcott's bright digital illustrations keep the affair as breezy and non-shocking as possible -- just as it should be. Expect the usual outcry, as well as the usual demand.--Booklist (starred review)The book serves as a great way to introduce male and female body parts for anyone not used to discussing or naming them.--School Library Journal (starred review) What a great book to help small children understand their own bodies and those of other! The simple words and pictures of WHO HAS WHAT? will help parents answer young children's questions clearly and comfortably. -- T. Berry Brazelton, MD -- Quote This much-needed title stands out for its comfortably familiar presentation of material adults sometime find difficult to share with young children. -- Kirkus Reviews (starred review) This is a completely delightful book for parents to enjoy with their children--it will answer questions, start conversations, and make everyone smile. --Perri Klass, M.D. Answering your children's questions about the similarities and differences between boys and girls isn't easy--that is, until Who Has What ? by Robie Harris. Written in a supportive, honest, and playful way, this book is the perfect springboard for important family conversations. The whimsical drawings of Nadine Bernard Westcott complement the text and enhance oppo
The book serves as a great way to introduce male and female body parts for anyone not used to discussing or naming them.<br>--School Library Journal (starred review)<br><br>Harris' tone is cheerful and confident... Westcott's bright digital illustrations keep the affair as breezy and non-shocking as possible -- just as it should be. Expect the usual outcry, as well as the usual demand.<br>--Booklist (starred review)<br><br>This much-needed title stands out for its comfortably familiar presentation of material adults sometime find difficult to share with young children.<br>--Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
What a great book to help small children understand their own bodies and those of other! The simple words and pictures of WHO HAS WHAT? will help parents answer young children's questions clearly and comfortably. -- T. Berry Brazelton, MD -- Quote
What a great book to help small children understand their own bodies and those of other! The simple words and pictures of WHO HAS WHAT? will help parents answer young children's questions clearly and comfortably. -- T. Berry Brazelton, MD -- Quote<br><br>This much-needed title stands out for its comfortably familiar presentation of material adults sometime find difficult to share with young children. -- Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
Author Information
Robie H. Harris (1940-2024) is the New York Times best-selling author of the acclaimed Family Library series—It’s Perfectly Normal, It’s So Amazing!, and It’s Not the Stork!—illustrated by Michael Emberley; CRASH! BOOM! A Math Tale, illustrated by Chris Chatterton; and Somewhere, illustrated by Armando Mariño. She is also the author of the Let’s Talk About You and Me series, illustrated by Nadine Bernard Westcott, and many other books for young children. Nadine Bernard Westcott is the illustrator of more than fifty books, including Supermarket! and Up, Down, and Around. She lives in Massachusetts.
