Colorado Baby: A Giftable Board Book with Activities that Explores the Centennial State (Perfect Christmas Stocking Stuffer) (Local Baby Books)

Here come the Colorado babies, ready to give you a tour of their home state in this appealing board book―the perfect Christmas gift for little ones!

Spirited and charming images pair with quirky text to introduce young readers to a group of smart, active, stylish, and just plain silly tots enjoying life in Colorado. From the golden dome of the capitol building to the iconic Mesa Verde and Colorado-style pizza, this entertaining book is an essential introduction to the fun in store for the babies of Colorado.

And the fun doesn't end there. Colorado Baby includes oodles of amusing activities and educational reading tips to help parents enjoy the book with their children over and over again!

• Features bonus tie-in activities in the back for every page, perfect to engage children ages 0-4
• Learn more about your home or favorite place to visit and recognize local landmarks, food, slang, and more on every page
• Gift it as a holiday stocking stuffer or baby shower gift, perfect for new parents or grandparents to read aloud to your little one

JEROME POHLEN is an editor and former elementary school teacher and the author of Chicago Baby, Texas Baby, Albert Einstein and Relativity for Kids, and 20 other books and science kits for young readers.

Born and raised in the city and suburbs of Chicago, BROOKE O’NEILL had a passion for drawing (and becoming a mermaid) after watching The Little Mermaid on the big screen at age five. Some years after obtaining a BA & Graphic Design degree from Illinois State University, she began to realize her real passion was illustration. She has illustrated several children’s books, is a SCBWI member and volunteer, and is looking to further her artistic journey. When she’s not drawing, she loves spending time with her two children, husband, and their dog, Donut. Other interests are reading, taking care of her plants, and watching scary movies. If she wasn’t an artist, she would definitely be a professional organizer.