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A comically expressive tot pays tribute to the all-important BINKY in a bright, playful board book sure to have instant toddler appeal.
Anyone who's spent time with a toddler knows that few crises compare with the (even temporary) loss of a favorite binky. Here, in her humorous, bold graphic style, Leslie Patricelli plays up a scenario near and dear to every toddler's heart, raising the plaintive question: can there be any peace in the house when a beloved binky is not to be found?

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    • School Library Journal

      July 1, 2005
      PreS -Both of these board books feature an adorable, big-headed toddler, with a lone curl on the top of his head and wearing nothing but a diaper. In "Binky", the youngster searches for a lost pacifier. In "Blankie", the child tells readers about the importance of one's blanket. In both titles, the simple acrylic artwork, done with heavy black outline and set against bold background colors, places the protagonist center stage throughout. Perfect selections for short attention spans." -Sheilah Kosco, Rapides Parish Library, Alexandria, LA"

      Copyright 2005 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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