Time for a Bath - (Snuggle Time Stories) by Phillis Gershator (Board Book)

About the Book

Winter, spring, summer, and fall: bath time is all year round! Go through the year with little bunny splashing in puddles, rolling in grass, eating a drippy banana split, and painting pictures. And when there's a mess, it's rub-a-dub-dub in the tub. This adorable follow-up to Time For a Hug--now in board--will make bath time fun!

Book Synopsis

Spring, summer, autumn, and winter: bath time is all year round! In this follow-up to Time for a Hug--now available in a sturdy board edition--little bunny goes through the year splashing in puddles, rolling in grass and dirt, dripping a banana split, doing art projects, and more. This sweet story shows young readers it's OK to get grimy--because it's always time for fun in the bath!

Review Quotes

Praise for the hardcover version of Time for a Bath
"The charming, soft-focus illustrations are perfect for the audience, and the simple and rhythmic text invites participation. A nice choice for preschool read-alouds or one-on-one sharing." --School Library Journal

"Walker's soft tones and engaging full-page spreads spill over with gentleness . . . the familiar pattern and loving characters still charm. Will the book convince a child that bathtime is a happy time? It won't take many reads to get them to want to try and find out." --KirkusReviews.com

About the Author

Phillis Gershator has written many picture books for children, including When It Starts to Snow (Henry Holt), Listen, Listen (Barefoot Books), and Time for a Hug (Sterling). Phillis worked as a children's librarian for the Brooklyn Public Library and the St. Thomas/St. John Department of Education. She lives with her husband and frequent coauthor, David, in the US Virgin Islands. For more information about Phillis, see phillisgershator.com.

David Walker is the illustrator of numerous children's books, including Before You Were Mine (Putnam), Time for a Hug (Sterling), and Bears on Chairs (Candlewick) to name a few. When not walking his dogs or laughing with his kids, he can be found painting in his studio in Chapel Hill, NC. To see more of David's work, please visit his website at davidwalkerstudios.com.