Marla Frazee is next on my list of Children’s Book Authors Everyone Should Know. I first learned about Marla Frazee through her illustrations in Everywhere Babies. This was one of my daughter’s absolute favorite books as a baby and toddler. Her favorite part was Marla Frazee’s darling illustrations. She would sit on the floor with it on her lap and gently touch the little babies on each page. She lovingly wore this book out after a year of daily reads and we bought her a new copy.
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Everywhere Babies by Susan Meyers illustrated by Marla Frazee Find Online
Marla Frazee
Marla Frazee is the author and illustrator of so many beautiful books. I love her illustration style, but I also love the quirky, lovely way she tells stories. She is a three-time Caldecott Honor recipient which is simply astounding. You might know her from the Boss Baby book or series that it inspired. You can learn more about her and her work on her website. Website: https://www.marlafrazee.com/
A Few Books by Marla Frazee
Marla Frazee has a full list of her children’s book on her site. These are a few of my favorites to get you started. 
In Every Life Find Online
Rollercoaster Find Online
Hush, Little Baby by Marla Frazee Find It Online
The Farm and the Monkey Find Online
Little Brown Find Online
Author or Book Study Ideas
Reading is enough, always! But if you want to do more with a newfound or familiar favorite, here are some ideas.
Ideas for Parents and Caregivers
- Read a collection of her stories and pick your favorites.
- Watch or listen to one of the interviews with Marla Frazee she has linked on her website.
- Gather some of her books for your toddler before a new baby is born. HUSH LITTLE BABY is my favorite for new siblings, but the BOSS BABY books could also be fun. EVERYWHERE BABIES is a favorite of mine to gift new parents.
Ideas for Teachers and Classrooms
- Rank favorite books by Marla Frazee
- Many of Marla Frazee’s books are wordless – can your students tell a simple story with just illustrations?
- ROLLERCOASTER is a perfect example of a plot arc. Can you use this story to demonstrate the idea and then have your students write about their own experience doing something for the first time?
- Can your students write words to go with one of Marla Frazee’s wordless books.
Also Read: 5 Ways to Use Wordless Picture Books
Ideas for Librarians
- Make a shelf of books or display of Marla Frazee’s books.
- Make a storytime or display on a topic including one of Marla Frazee – such as babies, dogs, or circuses.
