Children's Book Review and Giveaway: God Bless Our Baby by Hannah C. Hall

Disclosure / Disclaimer: I received this book, free of charge,from Tommy Nelson, for review and giveaway, purposes on this blog. No other compensation, monetary or in kind, has been received or implied for this post. Nor was I told how to post about it, all opinions are my own.

This sweet book is perfect for sharing, this Easter week!

Synopsis:

Have you heard the exciting news? A special someone’s on the way!

A new baby means more love to go around. Look forward to your family’s new arrival with your little one, who will get to be Mom and Dad’s big helper and have lots of fun with a new brother or sister!

Review:

This book is aimed at kids ages 0-4, and it is just LOVELY to share the joy of an impending arrival of a new sibling with a young child. The book is perfect for reading out loud, thanks to it's lovely rhyming verse. Kids will be entranced with all the different animal babies and their families, and enjoy calling out the different names for them. It's a fun way to show that adding a new sibling doesn't have to be scary, and that helping out is part of being a big sister/brother. The book is a lovely baby shower gift for an older sibling!

About the Author

Hannah C. Hall estimates that she has read approximately 4,500 bedtime stories to her children over the last few years. She is thankful to get to add her own books to their daily rotation. Hannah and her husband, Josh, have four children and live in a small town in Arkansas.

About the Illustrator:

Steve Whitlow lives in northern England, on the top of a (very) windswept hill, with his wife and young family. Steve followed his artistic calling from an early age and was first published at age 16, producing vibrant characters for greeting cards and then children's publishing. With no formal art training and only his natural talent, Steve has now been working as a professional artist for more than twenty years. “My kids are my critics,” says Steve. “The best reaction I can hope for is an exclamation of ‘Cool, Dad!’ from either Sam or Ethan—or both.”