Customer Reviews

How Do I Love You?

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3 star:		(1)
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This has been a staple daytime and goodnight book in our house for a couple months now. The phrases and illustrations are very accessible to my 17-month old and she loves identifying the familiar objects on each page. The messages are so sweet and simple- I never tire of saying them ("...I love you like the moon loves each shining star... I love all that you will be, and everything you are"). A worthy addition to your child's young literary collection!

I love the unique premise of this book (inspired by a famous poem) and the illustrations are so precious. My 15 month old loves to point out all the cool things like dinosaurs and flowers. It's not a true board book - the pages are pretty thin cardboard, but definitely a good book for him to use (instead of paper pages). It is a little longer than most he reads, but I can usually keep him still all the way through! And I love the sweet story and illustrations, so I enjoy reading it to him. One of our new favorites.

I needed some simple story type books for my 9 month old daughter. We had picture books and we had fairy tale book, but nothing that meshed the two. The poem in the book is lovely, the similes simple and poignant, and the pictures bright and eye catching. Often I will pick this book up in the playroom with my daughter and start reading it, and she will come right over to listen and look at the pictures. If you have a 9 month old, you know that's not something they do easily.

Perhaps I'm just a sap, but every time I get to the final rhyme in the book (I love all that you will be and everything you are) I get teary and want nothing more than to hug my little girl close. I really feel like this book is both simple and incredibly bonding at the same time.

Great book! this one and I love you through and through are two of our favorites. my daughter loves these books

This book is excellent. I can read to both my 3 year old and 1 year old grandsons. I enjoyed the illustrations.

I had been looking for this book ever since I bought "I Love You Through and Though" last Christmas. I so loved the 'boy' book and the illustrations that I had to have the 'girl' book too. Can't say I wasn't a little disappointed. Its a cute book and K likes it but it's not "...Through and Through".

My little girl who is 15 months is always grabbing this book to give to me to read to her. That's why I like it so much because she does. The illustrations are very cute and the words are uplifting. I just wish the book is a little sturdier. It is a board book but by no means does it hold up like other board books I've purchased. The pages are thin and those pages attached to the cover are easy for my baby girl to rip off.

This is one of my favorite books to read to my 5 month old daughter. We got the other book written by this auther "I love you through and through" as a gift and loved that book so much I had to buy this one too. Board books are the greatest invention anyways because the baby and/or toddler can touch the pages without ripping them. The only page in this book I don't like is the one with the phrase "sturdy bough". That isn't a common phrase and children do not call a branch a bough. Plus it just doesn't seem to flow as well as the rest of the pages. But that being said, I love the book!!!

My son loves books! He has dozens, but this is the one he has asked me to read to him more than any other!

I bought this book because I have "I love you through and through" by the same author. I like "I love you through and through" better. Although this book does still have nice rhymes/cadence to it, and the same bright colorful pictures. And I love the last line in the book. I would recommend.