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Baby Names: From Aisha to Zander, Mary to Robert...All the Names You'll Ever Need
Choose the perfect name for your new baby!
Choosing a baby's name is one of the best parts of being a mom- or dad-to-be. With one of the most up-to-date alphabetical listings available -- collected from the bestselling 20,001 Names for Baby and The Greatest Baby Name Book Ever -- this pocket-size guide also includes:
The origins and meanings of names
Popular nicknames, derivations, and famous names
Fascinating facts of historical interest
And much more!
Choosing a baby's name is one of the best parts of being a mom- or dad-to-be. With one of the most up-to-date alphabetical listings available -- collected from the bestselling 20,001 Names for Baby and The Greatest Baby Name Book Ever -- this pocket-size guide also includes:
The origins and meanings of names
Popular nicknames, derivations, and famous names
Fascinating facts of historical interest
And much more!
312 pages, Paperback
First published June 1, 2006
About the author
Carol Wallace
17 books35 followersCarol Wallace, the great-great-granddaughter of Lew Wallace, is the author most recently of a new version of "Ben-Hur." It is the official tie-in of the new major film, releasing in August of 2016.
Carol is also the co-author of "To Marry an English Lord," which was one of the inspirations for "Downton Abbey," and author of the historical novel
"Leaving Van Gogh." Previous titles have included humor, parenting, and social history. In 2006 Wallace received a M.A. in art history from Columbia University. The research for her M.A. thesis provided the foundation for "Leaving van Gogh." A 1977 graduate of Princeton University, Wallace lives in New York.
Carol is also the co-author of "To Marry an English Lord," which was one of the inspirations for "Downton Abbey," and author of the historical novel
"Leaving Van Gogh." Previous titles have included humor, parenting, and social history. In 2006 Wallace received a M.A. in art history from Columbia University. The research for her M.A. thesis provided the foundation for "Leaving van Gogh." A 1977 graduate of Princeton University, Wallace lives in New York.
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