I Love You More
While taking a walk, a son asks his mother about how much she loves him. After she's offered her answer, she asks the same question of him.
This picture book offers a mother and child a shared experience of expressing their love.
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Our child thought that flipping the book was cool. S/he could relate to many of the contrasts and superlatives.
This is a sweet poem. It falls in the same category as Guess How Much I Love You? We like how it distinguishes itself by letting the child draw on some of his favorite things to describe his love. It's nice that child can "go first" reading, just by flipping the book.
This is a flip-sided picture book about expressing love.
This is a book about expressing your love. The format readily invites your child t create his own superlatives about how much he loves someone (or something).
2.8
6 and Up
2 to 8
Read with 6-year-old child.
Borrow. This is a sweet poem, but it is still like many other "I Love You" books. This would make a nice gift book for a mom-to-be or new mom.
