I Love You to the Moon and Back Book Review

A Heartwarming Tale of Unconditional Love That'll Melt Your Heart

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I recently picked up 'I Love You to the Moon and Back' by Jane Chapman, a children's book that's been on my radar for a while. This heartwarming tale is all about unconditional love and acceptance, teaching kids the importance of kindness and empathy. The story's engaging and easy to follow, making it perfect for young readers. The illustrations are colorful and adorable, adding to the book's charm. I was pleasantly surprised by the book's message and its ability to resonate with both kids and adults. If you're looking for a story to share with your little ones, this is a great choice. The book's themes are relatable and the text is simple and easy to read, making it accessible to children of all ages. The story's short and sweet, making it perfect for bedtime reading. Overall, I think this book is a great way to teach kids about the value of kindness and empathy.

settingsSpecifications

Kapak9/10

KararMükemmel

price249

Hikaye8/10

Kalite9/10

publisherClever

Görünüm9/10

release_year2020

where_boughtWildberries

Sayfa Kalitesi7/10

number_of_pages32

Hello there!

I recently picked up 'I Love You to the Moon and Back' by Jane Chapman, a children's book that's been catching my attention for a while.

'I Love You to the Moon and Back' by Jane Chapman I stumbled upon it in a video from some bloggers, and I'm glad I gave it a try.About the Book:

Where I bought it: Wildberries (link/article number: 15283608);Price: 249 rubles at the time of purchase;Publisher: Clever;Number of pages: 32;Release year: 2020.Description from the Publisher:

'I Love You to the Moon and Back' is a heartwarming tale about the boundless love between a mother and child.

This story follows little Misha, who's having a tough time: he breaks his mom's favorite flower, gets messy, and loses his beloved stuffed animal. What if his mom stops loving him?! And to make matters worse, our little Misha the bear is soon going to start preschool, and the thought of being away from his mom and his usual routine, as well as his favorite toys, is scary. His mom will teach him how to carry his love through the long day of being apart, because she'll always be there for him.

Why read picture books? First and foremost, kids are drawn to the illustrations.

At a young age, children process information visually. That's why picture books for little ones with illustrations are the perfect format for spending quality time with your child.

Design/Visual Appearance:

I opted for the hardcover version of the book after a lot of deliberation. I thought that a softcover might lose its original look or even tear apart with my three-year-old daughter's use, so I chose the hardcover instead.

The book is quite large. To give you an idea, it's roughly the size of my palm.

'I Love You to the Moon and Back' by Jane Chapman On the front cover, aside from the title and author, you'll find a charming illustration of two bears: a mother and her cub.

'I Love You to the Moon and Back' by Jane Chapman On the back cover, there's a brief but heartwarming annotation and an image of a playing bear cub, which adds a unique atmosphere and emotional touch.

'I Love You to the Moon and Back' by Jane Chapman Inside, the book has 32 pages: it's not a thick book. I remember thinking that the pages would be glossy when I purchased the book, but when I picked it up at the pickup point, they turned out to be regular, but adequately thick pages.

'I Love You to the Moon and Back' by Jane Chapman The book stands out with its charming illustrations.

'I Love You to the Moon and Back' by Jane Chapman The illustrations are bright and eye-catching, making it easy to tell who's who. It's a pleasure to look at them. Sometimes they take up a whole spread,

'I Love You to the Moon and Back' by Jane Chapman and in some cases, they're done in comic strip form.

'I Love You to the Moon and Back' by Jane Chapman 'I Love You to the Moon and Back' by Jane Chapman The colors are rich, but they don't feel overwhelming. They really grab a kid's attention. There's not a lot of text on the pages, but it's written in a big font. Some parts are highlighted in bold or a different color. And then there are the key phrases - they're bigger than the rest, so you know to focus on them when you're reading.

'I Love You to the Moon and Back' by Jane Chapman The foreword and afterword are done in the same style: they feature a little house in the woods.

'I Love You to the Moon and Back' by Jane Chapman 'I Love You to the Moon and Back' by Jane Chapman I came across some reviews mentioning a special window for signing the book in some editions, but ours doesn't have that feature.What really stood out to me:

This story gets me right in the feels. There's something warm and tender about it. A little bear cub grows up, explores the world, and learns to deal with emotions. Mom is always there, offering guidance, explanations, support, and showing what love looks like.

'I Love You to the Moon and Back' by Jane Chapman As soon as I brought the book home, my daughter immediately noticed it. She was captivated by the design. The book is visually appealing and inviting to hold. The illustrations are vibrant, gentle, and accurately convey the emotions of the characters.The story in the book teaches kids what love is all about. Despite mistakes and setbacks, parents continue to love, accept, and cherish their child.

'I Love You with All My Heart' by Jane Chapman What really got me was the moment when a mom explains to her kid what love is and where it lives. She says love lives in the heart. If the little one's feeling down or away from mom, all they need to do is touch their heart and feel the love beating inside.

'I Love You with All My Heart' by Jane Chapman Even though the book's not that new, my daughter's taken a real shine to it. She often brings it to me to read, and sometimes she'll just grab it and study the illustrations on her own. Not a single page has gotten damaged during all that use.So, here are the key highlights of this book:

Beautiful, illustrated edition;Heartwarming and educational story;Low cost;Sturdy cover;Colorful and kind.I don't see any drawbacks to this book.

The Verdict:

This book is truly amazing. It's not just for kids – parents can learn valuable lessons from it too. Kids can understand that even when things don't go as planned, it's essential to keep trying. Parents will see how crucial it is to stay calm when dealing with kids' antics, to keep loving and valuing them, patiently explaining things while maintaining their composure. I highly recommend it!

_________________________________ Thanks for reading!

live_helpFeatured FAQ

What is the book 'I Love You to the Moon and Back' about?

The book is about unconditional love and acceptance, teaching kids the importance of kindness and empathy.

Who is the author of the book?

The author of the book is Jane Chapman.

What is the recommended age range for this book?

The book is recommended for children aged 2-6 years old.

Is the book suitable for older kids or adults?

While the book's message is powerful and relatable, it may be too simple for older kids or adults who are looking for more complex stories.

What are the illustrations like in the book?

The illustrations are colorful and adorable, adding to the book's charm.

Is the book available in other languages?

I couldn't find any information on the book's availability in other languages.

Can I return the book if I don't like it?

Yes, you can return the book if you don't like it. Please see the seller's return policy for more information.

How long does shipping take?

Shipping times vary depending on your location. Please see the seller's shipping policy for more information.

What is the value for money of this book?

I think the book is a great value for money, especially considering its ability to teach kids valuable lessons about kindness and empathy.

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•The story is engaging and easy to follow, making it perfect for young readers.
•The illustrations are colorful and adorable, adding to the book's charm.
•The message of unconditional love and acceptance is powerful and relatable.
•The text is simple and easy to read, making it accessible to children of all ages.
•The book is a great way to teach kids about kindness and empathy.
•The story is short and sweet, making it perfect for bedtime reading.

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•The book may be too simple for older kids or adults who are looking for more complex stories.
•Some readers may find the message to be too sappy or sentimental.
•The book doesn't offer any new or unique insights into the topic of unconditional love.
•The illustrations, while cute, may not be as detailed or sophisticated as some readers would like.
•The book's themes may be too heavy for very young children.
•The story is predictable and may not offer any surprises for readers.