White on Black by Tana Hoban
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Book Reviews of White on Black
Book Review: Great starter book!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
Great way to introduce books to your children. The black and white graphics really captured my daughter's attention. She still loves to flip through this book.Book Review: so cute!
Summary: 5 Stars
This book, as well as Black on White, are the cutest books. My girl just loves them! They are great for visual stimulation in the youngest of babies.Book Review: Great Book For Infants
Summary: 5 Stars
I believe the contrast of the black and white holds the infants gaze. I think it is agreat book and my toddler loves it still.Book Review: Almost as good as Black On White
Summary: 4 Stars
I bought this book and "Black on White" (also by Tana Hoban) for my son when he was one month old. He liked them both, though "Black on White" was clearly his favorite (he reached for that one more often when they were both in front of him and there are far more tooth marks on that book).Still, the white silhouettes of familiar objects on a black background did catch his interest when I turned the pages for him, and the simple, two-color book did interest him early on.
As with "Black on White," however, I find that his interest in "White on Black" waned when he turned about seven months old in favor of other, more colorful books.
If you only want to buy one book of this type, I would suggest going with "Black on White." However, I believe the two books do provide a good variety for a very young infant.
Book Review: Great stimulation for newborns
Summary: 4 Stars
This book captivated my 2.5 month old as soon as he layed eyes on it. He was just kinda looking around when I placed it infront of him and the images immediately captivated his attention. My 2-year old also likes to "flash" the pages for his brother. It helps involve my toddler when I'm focusing on my newborn. There is definitely some neuro pathways forming when "reading" this book!