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Tameka Fryer Brown (@teebrownkidlit) shares BROWN BABY LULLABY, illustrated by AG Ford. It’s a story about the intimacy of new parenthood, that time when everything else disappears and the whole world becomes baby. I find that the selection of baby books centering families of color created by authors and illustrators of color is lacking. Moreover, I find the beauty of this book in particular to be really outstanding. Find a baby or an audience of a new parent or two, and enjoy reading aloud this beautiful book to them.

You can access even more information about this book and its author by visiting www.matthewcwinner.com/blog.

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Thank you to this week’s sponsor:

Picture Book Summit

Bookclub (Patreon)

Libro.fm

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