You don't have to be an infant to love this book, as becomes clear from the delight it gives one 12-year old we know and love. But there's something very fetching about infants, even for kids bordering on adolescence.In this case, the book may operate as something of a replacement for baby pictures that don't exist, since the child was adopted well past toddler-hood.But the 28 pages of huge black and white photographs of infants are also in themselves a great draw, what with feet, hands, faces, and bare bottoms all thrown together with a 65-word poem, and a full-page mirror for the baby (or child) to see himself.For infants and older kids, the message is terrific: you're special for being you.--Alyssa A. Lappen