Published by: Tommy Nelson
Illustrated by: Marta Cabrol
I always enjoy giving books to my nieces and nephews and I was happy to have the chance to read and review When Do I Love You? so that I can pass it on to one of them. I couldn't stop thinking of my little niece who will be born soon as I was reading this book, imagining my brother reading it to her and sharing his love for her in that way.
The illustrations:
The pictures in this book are cute, interesting, and fun.
Who This Book is For:
This is a good book for babies but also for toddlers and kids who are a little older. It would be a good book for a child to have when they are young and keep reading as they grow up.
What I liked:
I love how this book shares the unconditional and always-present love that a parent has for their child.
The text is easy to read and sweet.
The pictures are fun.
The size and shape of this book is nice.
What I didn’t like:
There is nothing that I particularly didn't like about this book but it is important to note that it does not have any out-rightly Christian content in it. It does not mention God.
My conclusion:
Overall, I thought this was a sweet book.
I give When Do I Love You? 5 out of 5 stars.
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