Through a Baby's Eyes: An Infant's Humorous Diary on the First Year of Life

by Paul Marks

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1582750416
• ISBN13: 9781582750415
• Release Date: June 2004
• Publisher: Black Forest Press
• Length: 118 Pages
• Weight: 0.41 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 6.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Madison is a true genius!

Madison's parents must be so proud of her -- to have written these enlightening and humorous anecdotes at such a young age! OK. I'll leave the humor to the book's author, Paul Marks. He has done an excellent job of journaling life for a one-year old. Any one who has been exposed to a baby during those first 12 months will find something to which they can relate. You will laugh and you will reminisce. Paul has combined a touch of baby-raising philosophy and theory with lots of humor to give us a tale we just cannot put down until the end. When is the next installment, Paul? I can't wait until she's teenager!!

Combines warm mirth with open curiositity

Through A Baby's Eyes is an amusing, simple narrative of how the world must look from the perspective of the very young. Sure to resonate with anyone who has had to take care of an infant, Through A Baby's Eyes combines warm mirth with open curiositity and chuckle-inducing speculation. A charming read that reinforces positive feelings and the bonds shared with adorable little guys and gals.

I couldn't put it down!!

This book is very funny! We have two children, and I found myself laughing about similar incidents. In fact, after reading"Through a Baby's Eyes", I have started to jot down funnystories about my own children.

A friend gave me this book

My friend sent Through a Baby's Eyes to me. I don't have any children, but she said I had to read it. And she was right. This book is hilarious and sweet.

Excellent Book!!!

I picked up this book, Through a Baby's Eyes, and decided to read a few pages before bed. However, I started laughing so hard at the short stories that I kept waking up my husband. I love the fact that it's from the baby's point of view.