The Baby Name Bible: The Ultimate Guide By America's Baby-Naming Experts @ richardeward.com

The Baby Name Bible: The Ultimate Guide By America's Baby-Naming Experts
by Pamela Redmond Satran, Linda Rosenkrantz
from St. Martin's Griffin

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• A Fun Name Book - Where We Found OUR Sons Name!
  This book was a lot more fun and complete than other baby name books. This is where we picked our new 3 week old son's name (Colton). The definitions and descriptions for names in this book are humorous and accurate, and the book has a "key" for names on the rise, decline, or are unisex. A great resource. If you're going to get only one baby name book, this is the one!

• Entertaining the road of sooo many options
  I have used and am using this book for naming my children. It's not your typical list of names, meanings and origins (But they do include that information also). There are author comments that are pretty amusing and sometimes helpful and give the book an actual read. After going through soooo many names, it's nice to have something to actually read, even if you may not always agree. They also break it up a bit by adding mini name lists within the pages (You can even hunt them down in the table of contents).... more info

• Worked For Us
  If you can't find a name in this book, than you're making up something completely obscure anyway (please don't do that). It worked for us.

• One of my faves.
  As a self-proclaimed "name geek" and collector of baby name books, I list this among my top 5 favorite baby name books. No, it does not include definitions and origins for every name, but that is what the majority of other books do. This book however, provides expert opinions. Really, knowing that a name means "noble worlf" is not near as important as knowing that it will always be associated with a horrific ruler (or perhaps a not-so-pleasant word...or whatever else you can think of). It also helps some to... more info

Similar Products: