Autobiography of a One-Year-Old

For everybody who has ever looked at a baby and wondered what he -- or she -- is thinking comes "Autobiography of a One-Year-Old," a "memoir" of life from twelve to twenty-four months. Readers will not only get a glimpse into the startling revelations of a young mind, but will look anew at the simple things every grown-up takes for granted -- mirrors (a.k.a. "the stalker"), hands ("on the whole, a damn good idea"), nursery rhymes ("Miss Muffet was a wuss"), and, of course, crying, diapers, and poop. As our guide says: "It's a roller-coaster ride through one heck of a year. I've laughed a lot, I've cried a lot, I've learned a lot. And so will you."

So take a look at life as it's rarely seen by adults, but be forewarned: It's a sandbox out there.