Sports Illustrated Kids Goodnight Baseball Children's Board Book

Sports Illustrated Kids Goodnight Baseball Children's Board Book

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The Perfect Book For Young Baseball Fans

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From 8 customers

Rachel Corlew

Such a sweet story, great for kiddos and a quick grab!

SOOO CUTE!!! Great quality is great, its durable (toddler tested) with rounded corners which is great for safety. the story is really fun how they use educational terms and still spin a sweet story of what its like going to a baseball game and the wind down before he says goodnight to his baseball. The colors and pictures are busy enough that they capture the attention of my boys but simple that it helps then wind down!

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Austin Luis pena

Annoying

Was damaged before being shipped.

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Bummed

This is a gift and it’s damaged on front.

Jennifer

Great baby book for baseball fans!

Bought as a gift! Lightweight board book that easily fits in your hand. Beautiful illustrations with baseball specific terminology. Love it!

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Molly Shigeta

Can you read it again?

My 2.5 year old's new favorite bedtime book! Love that this one is a board book (we have the hockey one but it got ripped). Great for baseball lovers who are new parents! Or young kids

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Ashley Churchill Clendenin

Great book for your little baseball fan!

Colorful, fun book for your little baseball fan! Our almost 2 year old LOVES baseball, so this is the perfect bedtime story!

DoradoMarie

Toddler friendly

I was having a hard time keeping my 1 1/2 year old brother engaged during our daily book reads. He loves baseball and watched MLB with our dad on television. I decided to purchase this book and it has got to be one of the best gifts I’ve ever given him. He’s read it over and over again with me and prompts me to keep on flipping the pages. Keeps him engaged and is currently his favorite and only book he picks out.

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Marcy

Cute Story With Wonderful Illustrations

This is a cute story written with fun rhyme. It is an easy read for young children. Based on the illustrations, you see that a little boy is taken to a baseball game. Towards the middle of the story, the little boy starts saying goodnight to everything, which reminds me of the very much read older book "Goodnight Moon" written by Margaret Wise Brown. Who doesn't remember that praiseworthy enchanting book!

The best part of the book however, are the illustrations by Christina Forshay (who also illustrated "The Really Groovy Story of the Tortoise and the Hare," written by Kristyn Crow.) That's why I gave it five stars! Even without the words, one could still tell what the story is about.

The book has a wonderful vintage feel to it, including the front and back cover, as well as the inside front and back cover. The outside front cover is very soft and smooth. It looks far better in person--as if someone placed the title stickers on it. Same goes for the back cover. It has two vintage style tickets that includes the coded bars and pricing. You really need to see check it out.