Bobby Babinski's bathtub
- bath time
- Categories:Picture Books
- Language:English(Translation Services Available)
- Publication Place:United States
- Publication date:July,2020
- Pages:32
- Retail Price:(Unknown)
- Size:225mm×275mm
- Text Color:Full color
- Words:(Unknown)
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Description
bath time, his father gets to work to make the event more fun.
Cutting a hole in the roof of the house, Papa Babinski constructs a
massive slippy slide for Bobby to use. And while doing loopity-loops
and glippety-glides is great fun, it’s still not enough for Bobby. In
order to satisfy the ever-increasing whims of his son, his father goes
to extreme lengths, including adding a few aquatic critters.
Will Bobby ever be satisfied? Will he ever get clean? Comedic
over-the-top artwork brings to life every child’s dream of the perfect bath.
Author
is the award-winning author of twenty-eight children’s books, including.Sleepy Snoozy Cozy Coozy: A Book of Animal Beds,Hu Wan and the Sleeping Dragon, and seven books in the Digger and Daisy beginning reader series. As a child, Judy was always in the water—she learned to swim at the age of four, was on swimming and diving teams for many years, and water-skied every summer weekend. So it wasn’t difficult for Judy to imagine the bathtub she would have loved as a kid! Now, with Bear Creek running through her property in the mountains near Preston, Idaho, Judy can tromp in the water every day!
Kevin M. Barry
When he was a child, Kevin M. Barry once took his tubby toys to the beach. His tugboat motored out to sea and was never seen again. When
Mr. Barry is not searching the shores of New England for his missing Tuggy, he teaches art to his amazing students and illustrates books for children around the world, including Ghost Cat and Kindergarrrten Bus.





