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The Most Reviewed Children's Books
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Read the article →Sweet Little You
| Category: | Children - Non-Fiction |
|---|---|
| Author: | Joni Halabi |
| Publication Date: | August 1, 2022 |
| Number of Pages: | 28 |
| ISBN-13: | 978-0-578-39216-5 |
Sweet Little You
by Joni Halabi is colorfully illustrated by Lisa Wee. Before having her baby, a
mother makes plans for her child. While it takes two to tango, she has been the
only one in the parenting game, finding a way to make a baby. When her dream
finally comes true, she makes a promise to her the little child to her the
child dream big and explore and find the adventure that life has in store. She
delivers a heartwarming promise to always be there for the child and help the
child be who it is meant to be.
This book contains a delightful message for both single
mothers and their children, and as a single mom, it was the best message I
could share with my five-year-old daughter. You won't imagine the thrill she had,
hugging and telling me, “I love you mom.” It is brief, to the point, but
colorfully illustrated. The illustrator uses soothing colors to portray the
tenderness of a mother's love, the garden to symbolize growth in a loving
environment and the author delivers a message that will encourage both single
moms and their children to have a positive, healthy outlook on life. It doesn't
necessarily take more than two to make a family. This book teaches readers that
family is about love and that it only takes a parent willing to love their
child to create an adventure that is invigorating and life-transforming. Halabi
is a highly creative Children’s author, and Sweet
Little You makes for a perfect gift that can be given as a message of love
from mother to child. I simply loved it!
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