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Summary: NO, I love you more than you can ever love me, so there!
Review: Don't buy this book unless you enjoy belittling your child's feelings. The entire book is about the little hare telling the big hare how much he loves him, only to have the big hare trump what the little hare says with responses like, "But I love you more (e.g. longer, higher, wider, farther, etc.)." This book is going to the dumps.
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Summary: Sweet book.
Review: I love this book, probably more than my son does. It brings a little tear to my eye everytime and is a great bedtime book.
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Summary: Old "Nana" Here ..Big on Great Children's Books
Review: I bought 2 of these books to Inscribe in. One for
each grandchild. They make wonderful stocking stuffers
for Xmas as they are small and very sturdy."Guess How Much I Love You" is a very heartwarming book
that I shall read to my grandchildren and hopefully they will
always have this book to know how much they are loved. Nana in Sugarland, Texas
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Summary: "Baby Book" review
Review: I purchased this book for my son just before he was born, knowing that I wanted the perfect baby book to document all of his "firsts". Once I saw this one, all others paled in comparison. It had an adorable theme, without being "too cutesy" like many others. I am now about to give birth to my second child and am having the most difficult time finding a different book for this baby which compares in quality and design with "Guess How Much I Love You." I may just have to purchase a second!
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Summary: Endearing.
Review: The warmest, most endearing story, which communicates to a child
so effectively the expansiveness of love. A must read for every child. One of my favorite baby gifts.
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Summary: I have the baby book for this
Review: I love this book. It is such a cute story that I bought the baby book for my daughter. This is the first book I have ever bought for my child. I love reading it to her. We act out the parts and she laughs. I can hardly wait until she understands exactly what the book says. When I was little I used to play the who loves who more game with my mom and dad. This book just shows how timeless that game is and I can't wait to start playing it with my daughter. For now, the story and the pictures entertain her. The book is good and sturdy for all the grabbing she does.
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Summary: Guess How Much I Love this book?
Review: We had searched everywhere for a book in which to record our baby's special information. Since baby is due October 22, we wanted to get one we could fill in with family information, and continue to fill in once he/she is born. A lot of the books we found had religious connotations which we didnt want, or the illustrations were not to our liking, or the layout just wasnt appealing. We love the fact that this book is laid out from the baby's point of view instead of a parent's like all the others we looked at. The illustrations are soft and appealing, and the little characters are totally loveable without being too cutesy and sweet. We think our little one will enjoy reading about himself once he/she gets old enough, and we sure are having fun filling in the information!
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Summary: I Love You all the way up to the Moon - and Back!
Review: Big Nutbrown Hare is putting Little Nutbrown Hare to bed. Little Nutbrown Hare tries to tell his father just how much he loves him by stretching out his arms, by hopping really high, and doing all sorts of funny things. With each illustration his daddy, Big Nutbrown Hare uses the same illustration that his son did to express his love even more to his little one. In the end, Little Nutbrown Hare finally falls asleep while his father tucks him in bed. It is a very cute story that is easy and quick to read, but that children love. I feel they can identify with Little Nutbrown Hare in the way he expresses his love to his father. I think it also reassures the child of his parent's love. It is a really good bedtime story. In addition, the pictures are adorable. It is VERY well done! This book is very reasonable for a board book and well worth the money!
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Summary: Guess how much I dislike this book!
Review: This book is boring to kids from 2 months to 80 years old. The pictures are dreadful and the story is unexceptional and lacking in interest. My daughter hates this book. The narrative is awkward and repetitious and the pictures are not visually interested. Anyone with average intelligence could make a better story up on the spot.
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Summary: Competitive love?
Review: The pictures are cute; I liked the illustrations of the active little bunny... The trouble with this book, in my opinion, is that it makes love competitive -- I didn't really like the way the whole thing is kind of a battle of one-upsmanship. The fact that the book ends with the bigger rabbit insisting on getting the final word in kind of bothered me. I guess to some people, it's an endearing book, but it sure didn't work for me!
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