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You Are My I Love You (Hardcover) (Hardcover)
by Maryann Cusimano Love
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Tale, Ages 0-3, Children's books |
Market price: ¥ 198.00
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¥ 168.00
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Good for Gifts
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This tale is ideal for sharing with loved ones, big or small. |
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Author: Maryann Cusimano Love
Publisher: Philomel
Pub. in: April, 2001
ISBN: 039923392X
Pages: 32
Measurements: 10.1 x 8.2 x 0.6 inches
Origin of product: USA
Order code: BC00397
Other information: ISBN-13: 978-0399233920
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The author has successfully captured the relationship between a parent and child and expressed it beautifully. She has put words to many of the feelings we haven't put words to in a way the child understands and enjoys. Satomi has done an exquisite job with the illustrations. Each page includes toys that you can look for and identify in addition to the two main charectors.
Target readers:
Kids aged up 2
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Dr. Maryann Cusimano Love is an award winning international educator and New York Times Best Selling author. Dr. Cusimano Love has spoken to audiences from suburban pre-schoolers, to inner city children, to military officers and diplomats and CNN International. A winner of Harvard University’s Pew Faculty Fellowship for teaching, and Catholic University’s Teacher of the Year Award, Maryann Cusimano Love is an effective presenter who favors participatory techniques. Maryann has been working with children since she was a teen–as a clown, story-teller, singer, puppeteer, and caregiver. You Are My I Love You and You Are My Miracle arose out of her work with children, especially the PeaceKids group in the Sursum Corda housing project in Washington, DC. Maryann lives on the Chesapeake Bay with her husband, Richard Love, and their daughter Maria. She is a tenured associate professor of international politics at Catholic University, and a member of the Authors Guild and the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators.
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From Connie Fletcher
In the tradition of Margaret Wise Brown's Little Bunny, this book celebrates mother-child love and offers reassurances about a mother's watchful presence when her child begins to explore. Two teddy bears, mother and baby, play outdoors, with an assemblage of tiny stuffed animals looking on. On each double-page spread, a statement juxtaposes images of comfort and security with those of exploration and risk-taking: "I am your calm place; / you are my giggle"; "I am your open arms; / You are my running leap." After a full day of play, it's bedtime: "I am your good-night kiss; / you are my / I love you." The gentle watercolors sweetly capture the loving mother and child and the fun they are having. Thought provoking as well as delightful, this is a good choice for reading aloud.
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J. Ross (MSL quote), USA
<2007-03-16 00:00>
I almost passed on this book because of a bad review by a book reviewer, which would have been a huge mistake. (The reviewer, among other things, criticized the use of the word "wild" on the first page but didn't seem to understand that it was wild as noun, as in a magical and unspoiled place, as in the wilds of the Arctic Tundra - not wild as adjective, as in wild kid, which he clearly assumed. He also clearly didn't have kids, because I don't see how any parent could be untouched by this book.)
The illustrations are pure magic, the writing lovely and clever. This has been a bedtime favorite from toddlerhood through kindergarten, and it hasn't gone out of favor yet. When I want to read an "I love you" book to my kid, among all the wonderful books out there, this is my favorite. I can't remember why I bought this book anyway, probably because of the great parent reviews - I'm really glad I did.
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MacJohnston (MSL quote), USA
<2007-03-16 00:00>
I have yet to discover another book which captures in such simple, innocent language the feelings we all hold in our hearts as parents. Love for one's children can run so deep, words cannot measure the strength and depth of the emotion. This book brings a tear to my eye just about everytime I read it because it so beautifully describes how I feel as a mother to my three children. My children sense somthing special with this poem as well, because they all seem to snuggle in a little closer when this one is read at bedtime.
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Benjamin Hamann (MSL quote), USA
<2007-03-16 00:00>
The first time I read this book I cried in the middle of the book store. I bought it for my two year old daughter. It took me reading it at least fifteen more times before I could get through it with out choking up. The words may be "corny", but isn't that how we feel about our little ones. The book describes my deepest feelings in words my daughter can understand. I love reading it to her.
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J. Foster (MSL quote), USA
<2007-03-16 00:00>
I cannot understand how someone could write a review for this book that is negative! It is such a wonderful portrayal of a parent/child relationship. The mother is the carrot sticks, the baby is the chocolate cake...that is the ideal mother/child friendship.
This book rates up there for me with I Love you As Much and Guess How Much I Love You.
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