Love
Published on 14. January 2016
Book
Hardback
24 pages
978-0-85763-578-5 (ISBN)
Description
Shimmering with sunny gold detail - a heartwarming animal story with the 'ahh' factor from Emma Dodd
Join little rabbit and his mummy as they spend a glorious sunny day together in the meadow. Little rabbit finds love everywhere, but knows that a mummy's love is always the best love of all.
With flurries of gold foil throughout and featuring a tenderly-told rhyming text and delightful illustrations. Exploring the loving relationship between animal parents and their babies, this beautifully-designed, padded picture book makes the perfect gift and will soon become a bedtime favourite.
Join little rabbit and his mummy as they spend a glorious sunny day together in the meadow. Little rabbit finds love everywhere, but knows that a mummy's love is always the best love of all.
With flurries of gold foil throughout and featuring a tenderly-told rhyming text and delightful illustrations. Exploring the loving relationship between animal parents and their babies, this beautifully-designed, padded picture book makes the perfect gift and will soon become a bedtime favourite.
More details
Series
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Target group
Children/juvenile
Interest Age: From 2 to 5 years
Dimensions
Height: 200 mm
Width: 200 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-85763-578-5 (9780857635785)
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Schweitzer Classification
Person
Emma was brought up in a family of artists and from as far back as she can remember she has wanted to be an illustrator. I Love My Mummy, written by Giles Andreae and illustrated by Emma, won the Booktrust Best Book For Babies award in 2010. Among Emma's favourite things in life are surfing with her kids, punctuality and Scrabble. Things she cannot abide include heights, pate and children who complain that they are bored. 'How can you ever be bored,' she says, 'when you can always draw a picture?'