I Love You more than Christmas

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With each new Christmas tradition that’s introduced, from opening Christmas cards to receiving carolers, Little Bear sings a song that celebrates it. The book brings up all the fun parts of the holiday, such as decorating the tree, caroling, cards, and more but keeps bringing it back to the most important part, which is family and the love shared between them. Youngsters and even some adults can relate to the eager anticipation of Christmas expressed by the Bear family in this picture book.

VERDICT In a time of tight budgets, this is a nice overview of traditional nonreligious celebration, but not a first choice.ISBN: 9781801043274 Author: Hattie, Ellie Publisher: Little Tiger Press Publication Date: 13th October 2022 Imprint: Little Tiger Press Cover: Other Dewey: 823. is effective as readers must hang on to every word and eagerly turn the pages to find out just what it is that the characters love even more than Christmas.

Although I knew where the story was going, reading it still left a warm feeling in my heart even after I finished.Best DIY Christmas Gift Your partner will be amazed to see that you've created such a thoughtful, unique memento for Christmastime. Featuring adorable bear characters and wintery illustrations, this is the perfect gift for little ones and a special book to read together in the run up to Christmas. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. From Tim Warnes, the bestselling illustrator of I Love You to the Moon and Back, The Great Cheese Robbery and Dangerous, comes this fabulously festive celebration of love, friends and family at Christmas.

Then you've got to give her this Premium Edition of our cutest “I Love You” gift of the holiday season. ISBN: 9781788816786 Author: Hattie, Ellie Publisher: Little Tiger Press Publication Date: 14th October 2021 Imprint: Little Tiger Press Cover: Paperback Dewey: 823.Heartwarming illustrations, lyrical rhyming text, and a message of love being the most important part of the holiday. The book's gentle reminder that it isn't the presents or festivities that matter as much as being able to share them with loved ones is complemented by the expressive illustrations that show a family going about its tasks but suffused with love for one another and those around them. It’s all so uber-idealized readers may find themselves gagging on the syrup—it even seems to get at Hattie: Daddy Bear’s smug “What an exceedingly talented family we are” has a whiff of irony to it. It's clear from the text and the colorful illustrations filled with warmth that this is a family that knows exactly what matters and that their family bonds are strong. The characters are all animals, but the celebration seems very conventional and European in nature, with a family unit of a mother, father, and cub.