Sweet Hearts

by Amy E. Sklansky, Anna Dunn (Illustrator)

Overview

Share the sweet love this Valentine's Day with a colorful tiered board book that's shaped like a heart!

Each day is a chance to open our hearts.Let love lead the way — that's how it all starts!!Celebrate your little sweet heart in this imaginative rhyming novelty book with colorful tiered pages and a clever die-cut shape that looks just like a heart!Sweet Hearts is sure to delight curious readers of all ages with its irresistible Valentine's Day theme, rhyming text, and eye-catching illustrations. A satisfying message of love and an irresistible heart shape perfect for reminding little ones they are cherished!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781338110999
Publisher:	Scholastic, Inc.
Publication date:	11/28/2017
Pages:	14
Sales rank:	150,100
Product dimensions:	8.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 1.00(d)
Age Range:	3 Months to 3 Years

About the Author

Amy E. Sklansky is an author of many books for children, including You Are My Little Cupcake and You Are My Little Pumpkin Pie, both illustrated by Talitha Shipman. Amy lives with her husband and two children in St. Louis, Missouri.
Anna Dunn is an illustrator and designer based in London, UK. Visit her online at annadunn.com.

Editorial Reviews

10/16/2017
Readers turn graduated pages, die-cut in the shape of ever-larger hearts, as they make their way through this sunny celebration of love. Sklansky’s well-constructed rhymes talk about love in vague but approachable language: “Love is a gift tied up with a bow/ Love will follow wherever you go.” The bright colors and flat, geometric shapes of Dunn’s illustrations give her characters the look of wooden toys as they demonstrate what love in action can look like, such as giving a gift to a friend or being kind to animals. Up to age 3. Author’s agency: Studio Goodwin Sturges. (Nov.)

Publishers Weekly

"Sklansky's well-constructed rhymes talk about love in . . . approachable language. The bright colors and flat, geometric shapes of Dunn's illustrations give her characters the look of wooden toys as they demonstrate what love in action can look like." Publishers Weekly

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