Valentine’s Day is less than a month away and I’m excited to share these sweet NEW books all about love!
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Like So by Ruth Forman, illustrated by Raissa Figueroa, 2024
(Ages birth and up)
Oh my goodness, this book is beautiful on so many levels! Simple, but poignant text along with gorgeous illustrations capture the love between a grandmother and grandchild in this heartwarming new story! I just adore how the book follows the duo through the seasons and connects their love with the natural world. The final few pages gave me goosebumps as the story hints at the infinite nature of love that knows no bounds.
Cupig: The Valentine’s Day Pig by Claire Tattersfield, 2024
(Ages 3 and up)
When Cupig’s arrows go awry, classic pairs such as peanut butter and jelly are broken up for more comical romances such as peanut butter and anchovies. The delightful rhymes paired with the amusing storyline makes this one humorous read aloud!
Paper Wishes by Tara Knudson, illustrated by Kirsti Beautyman, 2024
(Ages 4 and up)
Upbeat rhymes follow a boy who expresses the love for his grandparents through origami in this heartfelt book. I especially love that there are instructions for readers to make their own origami hearts.
Love is My Favorite Color by Nina Laden, illustrated by Melissa Castrillon, 2024
(Ages 4 and up)
Filled with stunning illustrations, this gorgeous book encourages readers to slow down and reflect on what brings us joy and the magic found all around us.
Be My Valenslime by Kris Tarantino, illustrated by Cori Doerrfeld, 2024
(Ages 3 and up)
While most monsters avoid Valentine’s Day, a little green monster named Snoodle is about to show the others why it is the best holiday of all. Through several amusing situations, Snoodle demonstrates how love is patient, kind, forgiving, and fun!
Valentine’s For All: Esther Howland Captures America’s Heart by Nancy Churnin, illustrated by Monika Róza Wisniewska, 2023
(Ages 4 and up)
This interesting picture book biography highlights entrepreneur Esther Howland’s contribution to Valentine’s Day. In the 1800’s most people considered Valentine’s Day a waste of time. When Esther saw the beauty and love behind a fancy Valentine from England, she began selling them in America and started a very prosperous greeting card company.
Flubby Does Not Like Valentine’s Day by J.E. Morris, 2023
(Ages 4 and up)
This is one of my favorite easy reader series for children learning to read! In the latest installment, Flubby’s owner Kami is searching for the perfect Valentine’s Day gift for her picky cat. Flubby’s expressions are laugh-out-loud funny making this one engaging easy reader.
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