Baby Go! Mexico - Lee Christensen, Vanessa
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From counting vegetables to napping on a boat at Xochimilco to watching monarch butterflies take flight, baby discovers the local culture and traditions of Mexico. Baby Go! Mexico explores colors, shapes, sounds and sensory experiences through travel. Baby eats vegetables. How many? 1 uno, 2 dos, 3 tres, 4 cuatro, 5 cinco. How lovely! ¡Qué rico! About the series: Developed by educator and travel blogger, Vanessa Lee Christensen, the Baby Go! series offers a fun and educational way to learn about the world. This series allows the littlest of readers to see different countries, languages and cultures all through the colorful lens of travel.…mehr

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From counting vegetables to napping on a boat at Xochimilco to watching monarch butterflies take flight, baby discovers the local culture and traditions of Mexico. Baby Go! Mexico explores colors, shapes, sounds and sensory experiences through travel. Baby eats vegetables. How many? 1 uno, 2 dos, 3 tres, 4 cuatro, 5 cinco. How lovely! ¡Qué rico! About the series: Developed by educator and travel blogger, Vanessa Lee Christensen, the Baby Go! series offers a fun and educational way to learn about the world. This series allows the littlest of readers to see different countries, languages and cultures all through the colorful lens of travel.
Autorenporträt
Vanessa Lee Christensen is a children's book author and travel blogger based in Stillwater, Minnesota. She graduated with an M.A. in Education & Human Development from the George Washington University in Washington, D.C. Her inspiration for Baby Go! is based on her travels with her children and her life growing up abroad. Audrey Lee is an illustrator, designer and art director from Los Angeles. Her work is highly influenced by the vibrant spirit of her community, her love for color and expressive shapes, her role as a mother, and the power of visual storytelling.