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Liked It Rated 4 stars “An alien version of "Hush Little Baby." Ccol pictures. I love when the daddy gets the little alien a kicking astronaut.” see full review » see other reviews »

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  • Rated 3 stars

  “Title: Hush, Little Alien
  Author: Daniel Kirk
  Illustrator: Daniel Kirk
  Publisher: Hyperion Books For Children, NY
  Copyright: 1999
  Number of Pages: 26
  Target Population: Pre-school and up
  Reading List: Science Fiction / Fantasy
  
  
  Title: Hush, Little Alien
  Author: Daniel Kirk
  Illustrator: Daniel Kirk
  Publisher: Hyperion Books For Children, NY
  Copyright: 1999
  Number of Pages: 26
  Target Population: Pre-school and up
  Reading List: Science Fiction / Fantasy
  
  
  
  Synopsis / Summary: In this inter-planetary version of the lullaby Hush, Little Baby, a father alien sings to his son about all the space-related gifts he will receive. These include satellites, unhappy-looking astronauts, shooting stars and laser beams.
  
  
  Critical Comments: This is a cute and creative take on an old familiar favorite. It’s the illustrations that really make this book: they’re full-page, brightly colored scenes of father-son love between six-armed aliens. Cute and amusing at the same time, they’re sure to make young children laugh as they sing along to their favorite new lullaby. (My favorite was the Milky Way full of sippy cups).
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  J Holland wrote this review Saturday, August 29 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No

  
  
  • Rated 4 stars

  “An alien version of "Hush Little Baby." Ccol pictures. I love when the daddy gets the little alien a kicking astronaut.”

  Cuento wrote this review Saturday, October 20 2007. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No