Wouldn't you like to observe a toddler who is just learning to express one's self and see what they are thinking? At the age of two years would be an ideal time when speech is exploding. Every day is ideal when something new is developing so very quickly. First words, then phrases, and then whole sentences. They will have no filtered speech. It is created by their desire to communicate. The more experiences a child has with hearing others talk and have books read to them, the earlier they will begin to communicate with speech.

As a whole, it is a delightful time to observe a toddler just learning these skills. They are creative and logical with the experiences and exposures they have. Books make a real difference to children at this age, and reading to them, even as babies, promotes early speaking skills. Some authorities advocate reading, singing, and playing music for a baby before they are born.

The book is about an inquisitive two-year-old little boy who asked his mother the question Where Did Yesterday Go? which became the title of the book.

Travel with Kyle through this book as he looks many places to try to find yesterday.