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A Is for Atticus: Baby Names from Great Books

Pick up a celebrity magazine and you'll see that the art of naming babies has reached new heights of self-expression, with recent choices like Shiloh, Sailor, Apple, and notably, Elijah Bob Patricius Guggi Q. Hewson. Baby namers today want monikers that reflect something personal. Where better to draw inspiration than the books you cherish and the characters you love? A IS FOR ATTICUS mines the classics for the best names and brings them all into one volume. Unlike massive baby name books, which offer endless, dry lists with cursory dictionary definitions, each of the carefully selected names (including Beckett after the Irish playwright Samuel Beckett and Esme from J.D. Salinger's For Esme with Love and Squalor) is fully profiled in a fun, savvy, info-packed listing that includes a name's meaning, uniqueness, modern appeal, and cultural significance. Helpful sidebars guide you to the perfect name for your perfect baby.

For those of you who don't know, this is Dalton. He is the sweetest, happiest little guy ever. Each time I think I have a happy baby, I go and have an even happier one! Lol. It isn't until they get older that they become more difficult. If they all stayed babies, I'd have a few more. Ha. I have been blessed with five wonderful kids, and I am finally finished! :)

Baby is named as such because, although hardly a young monkey, he still sucks his thumb. Most likely this is a result of isolated captivity during his younger years (before he was brought to the park). Baby is a pickpocket and a camera-breaker. I almost got bit several times trying to keep him away from my lenses and buttons.