Required Reading

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Saturday, January 3, 2015

Have I Told You Today How Much I Love You? by Cheryl Sturm


This is a book for young children designed to reinforce how much they are loved.  It is cute. 

The premise is very similar to the famous book Guess How Much I Love You - To The Moon And Back ....   The artwork is pretty simplistic and appears to be computer generated graphics from a Microsoft Publisher type of program.  

The premise and the goal are both laudable.  The relating of common objects to the depth of love should be comprehended by most young kids.  

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