Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #174641 in Books
• Published on: 2004-10-01
• Original language: English
• Binding: Hardcover
• 180 pages

From Publishers Weekly
Geddes's photographs of newborns poised on flowers and within sheer, stockinglike sacs have sold more than 15 million books in more than 50 countries; Dion's multi-octave vocal stylings are unmistakable, from the Titanic soundtrack and far beyond. Dion's attempts and eventual success in having a child were well documented on the supermarket racks; Geddes's success has been the stuff of magazine features for years. Thus this 11" × 13" collaboration has something of an inevitable feel to it, sharing its title with Dion's album of lullabies and apostrophes to children (such as John Lennon's "Beautiful Boy"). The book itself contains more than 100 new full-color Geddes photos, a number of which feature Dion (but not her son, Rene Charles, who was born in 2001 and is thus about a thousand days too old for the project) along with various lovely infants of various hues, and others with Geddes's signature newborn-as-a-flower's-center shots. Lyrics from the songs gently float among the images, which, aside from Dion, are familiar looking—and should meet with familiar levels of success.
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Customer Reviews

Amazing!
This new project between these two world known artist is simply mind blowing! An enchanting album by Celine, a collection of amazing art by Anne... who could ever ask for a better collaboration! The pure voice of Celine only gets elevated by the shear emotion of these newborn scenes... It is a must for every Celine Dion fan, for every Anne Geddes fan and for every new mother. A dvd reflecting the best moments of the project is also included. You won't regret this purshase... trully worth it, and more!

Perfect for New or Expectant Mothers
I am a new mother and I could not wait to get this collection. And I was not disappointed. I will enjoy this for many years to come. Another discovery I made as I was looking for children's books was the Book Bedtime Stories for Women, an ADULT version of the children's fairy tales. Finally, I also really enjoyed the hilarious book, How to Talk to a Liberal. That was hilarious