My new book,
The Baby Tree (in which a small boy finds out where babies come from) goes
out into the world today, May 1st. To celebrate, I am giving away ten prizes!
Each winner will receive a packet of Baby Tree Seeds (see packet for planting directions) and a 5x7" signed,
archival print of one of the 8 individual babies seen below. (The
numbers won't appear on the actual print.) Unlike in real life, you will
be able to choose your baby.
Leave a comment with a baby's name to enter. Winners will be drawn randomly at sunset, and announced tomorrow.
Oh and you can buy the book now too!
Maya!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite baby name is Maya...
ReplyDeleteAnd if you meant which baby I would like to choose - Its 6.
The book looks beautiful, and is on my wishlist for the next Amazon order. :)
Lára Rún !
ReplyDeleteAngelina Isabelle (my brand new niece! :)
ReplyDeleteMe: Where do babies come from?
ReplyDeleteMy 3yr old: In the super moon!
Eloise (who was born on a super full moon)
I love Baby 4, he has such a cheeky expression :)
ReplyDeleteMy baby's name is Tilly, And I can't wait to buy this book for her!
ReplyDeletePenelope Jane was going to be my daughter's name before my square of a husband protested. haha. Instead, I named her after my favorite story: Alice in Wonderland-Alyson (The name won't go to waste. I'm saving PJ's name for a story instead.)
ReplyDeleteOddly enough, I also vote for Maya (my daughter)! She's not a baby anymore, but we're getting to that age when we have to explain where babies come from ...
ReplyDeleteI love all the babies on the prints -- and I appreciate, as I always do -- your choice to include babies of diverse backgrounds. But I like #4 and #8 most. :)
Thank you for the giveaway, and congrats on the book birthday!
Tessa! Your book looks wonderful (as usual!)
ReplyDeleteAnya Sherezad, my six month old baby girl :)
ReplyDeleteBaby #2 looks like an Ines - which is to me the most fabulous baby name around. :) Good luck with the book Sophie, will be ordering it soon.
ReplyDeleteMy babies are all grown. Their names are Maddison Jane and Glendon Alexandria. I named one and the other came to me named. I love all the babies.
ReplyDeleteLove the cover and really looking forward to seeing all the illustrations of the book!
ReplyDeleteAs for a baby's name I think I' d choose Luigi, don't know why I just like the sound of it.
Sabine -- no!
ReplyDeleteAdele.
No, Sabine.
I'm going with Hunter James.
ReplyDeleteBaby No. 4 is my pick.
I like Saffron. My baby would've been Saffron, if he'd been a girl. Instead, he's Ares.
ReplyDeleteI like Saffron. My baby would've been Saffron, if he'd been a girl. Instead, he's Ares.
ReplyDeleteLena Christine, my little cousin!
ReplyDeleteI can't possibly pick a baby! And it's a toss up between my two favorite names for a girl -- Madeleine and Miriam. For a boy -- Benjamin. Absolutely LOVE your work!
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ReplyDeleteMadison Grace
ReplyDeleteFor a daughter I would give her the name Eleanor; for a son the name Samuel. I love the idea of a baby tree, Sophie. Your one-of-a kind creative illustrations continue to delight your many fans. I look forward to reading this soon; hopefully today when I visit my favorite indie bookstore.
ReplyDeleteHi Sophie, It's Wendy! We just moved into a new brownstone and there is a baby named Olive living on the first floor. Another Olive in our lives. And I was once nicknamed Olive. I also love the name Molly, as you know.
ReplyDeleteI will buying "The Baby Tree" for our school library.
xo
Adorable!
ReplyDelete8 Sweet Baby Tree Names:
Juniper
Linden
Hazel
Banyan
Forest
Ash
Willow
& Laurel
I love giving books as baby gifts. At the moment, I love the name Clara.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, love the pictura street parade too. Favourite baby name Madeline Daisy, Madeline's favourite is Penny.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your Book! The illustrations are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy the name Lucy, because it's simple and sweet (: and also has such a differing presence in women's history.
I'm noticing a distinct lack of boy baby names… is there a reason for that? Would I be completely off base by picking a couple boy names? Because I actually know a couple little boys with awesome names: Cayden and Gatlin
ReplyDeleteBeautiful book, Sophie! Can't wait to see it in person. :)
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ReplyDeleteEleanor!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your illustrations, especially Ivy & Bean!
Hazel and Charlie
ReplyDeleteI once knew a family who named their babies Carrot, Cotton and Fennel. Last name of Seed.
ReplyDeleteFelix and Violaine... those are some sweet baby faces...I suppose I would choose the 4th one.
ReplyDelete~Leslie
Beautiful! Baby name (my own beautiful boy): Lev
ReplyDeleteI will also include names of my own sweet babes:
ReplyDeleteLorelei & Mira
Looking forward to reading THE BABY TREE with them and the library kiddos!
Norah :)
ReplyDeleteI would be a bad mother if I didn't say Simone, my daughters name, but the name Ramona was on the very short list - for obvious literary reasons.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to name a daughter Sapphire (from the INGO series), but my husband has nixed that. So I will submit it here!
ReplyDeleteWe love your books and your artwork! Emily is one of our favorite names. We like babies 1,4 and 6 the best, but they are all adorable.
ReplyDeleteThe book looks beautiful! I can't wait to see it in person.
ReplyDeleteMicah is the name of my two week old nephew.
Cybelle
ReplyDeleteYakap for baby number 4. It's the Filipino term for "hug".
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your new book, Sophie. You've been an inspiration to me as an aspiring illustrator. I've got 3 of your books already, and I'll definitely add The Baby Tree in my collection.
So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLucy
Evan
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
Love this book. Our baby's name is Courtney Elizabeth.
ReplyDelete8... Kleopatra!
ReplyDelete8... Kleopatra!
ReplyDeleteViolet
ReplyDeleteClementine
ReplyDeletelove your work!
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