Sometimes It's Storks New baby books in the segregated South

in the segregated South

These books make the lives of these role models accessible for children

but she was taught to respect herself and stand up for her rights

or a cabin in Reykjavik

Part of the critically acclaimed Little People

Sometimes It's Storks New baby books in the segregated SouthYoung chipmunks live underground, while kangaroo joeys need a pouch, and crocodile hatchlings hide in their mother's mouths. And so baby animals are safe and sound with their grown ups close around! In this simple rhyming text accompanied by Loris Loras stunning illustrations, children are introduced to a whole host of baby animals and their homes.