Thursday, February 3, 2011

Send a Valentine!

Make Valentine's Day special for your distant, little loved ones, by passing along Houghton Mifflin Harcourt's newest, Send a Story!

Meyers, Susan.
Everywhere Babies (Send a Story).
January 2011.
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
Review copy provided courtesy of publisher.


Little ones and older children will take delight in this light hearted reminder that who they are is what makes them so special. Being unique is a wonderful thing and there's love for all - that's the important message that's easily conveyed in this sweet, simple tale! A perfect Valentine gift from a distant grandparent who wants to pass along a little loving reminder from across the miles!

Ryder, Joanne.
Won't You Be My KISSAROO? (Send a Story).
January 2011.
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
Review copy provided courtesy of publisher.


Kisses can be fun and delightful in so many ways! Children are sure to chuckle at the playful kisses shared by so many throughout this story. This is a perfect Valentine for parents to share with their little ones!

Warburg, Sandol Stoddard.
I Like You (Send a Story).
January 2011.
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
Review copy provided courtesy of publisher.


Celebrate all the reasons and ways it is possible to like one another with this wonderful tale of friendship - through good times and bad. Children are really able to see what it means to be true friends in this story and the comical illustrations really helps show what true friends look like. Allow your child(ren) to share pass along a copy of this book as a special Valentine to his/her best friend.

Gliori, Debi.
No Matter What (Send a Story).
January 2011.
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
Review copy provided courtesy of publisher.


Small Fox is looking for some reassurance from Big Fox in this tale. Through good times or trying times, in nearness or distance, love survives and is always present. This book is a perfect Valentine for children who may be at a difficult point in their life or who's family is suffering through a crisis and reassurance is needed!

These new "Send a Story" books will make for the perfect Valentine! Children love receiving mail, even if it is from someone they see every day! All four of the titles are relatively inexpensive ($4.99 each) and cost only 3 first-class postage stamps to mail. The back cover provides space to address the stories as a postcard, with room on the inside cover for a special note to the receiver! I think they're definitely worth checking out for Valentine's Day this year - and as I made note of above (in bold) there's a book for virtually everyone and every situation!



If you're interested in finding out more information about any of the books reviewed or if you'd like to purchase the books, click the cover image for a link to Amazon.com. I am an Amazon Affiliate, so any purchases you make after clicking these images will result in my receiving a small percentage of the sale price!

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