Loryn Brantz

Dot is feeling a bit underappreciated. After all, Dot is only a dot, and what good is a dot? It looks like Dot could use a reminder of his important place in the world. How could a person see if he only had one dotted eye? And what would a dalmatian be without all its spots? More importantly, how could children ask for sweet treats without the dot in a question mark? Dot is about to get a big lesson on just how important he is-because there's a special...

"Feminist Baby and her friends aren't afraid to speak up, whether it's about not wanting to take a bath or providing equal rights for everyone"--

Filled with smiles from beginning to end, this playful high-contrast black-and-white board book shows the lengths parents and caregivers will go for their little one’s happiness.

Feminism is for everyone, even boy babies.

"When Dad decided to create to-do lists for the family, Splat is sure he'll never have fun again, But then he learns how using his imagination can make anything fun!" -- Page [4] of cover.