How Many Do I Love You? a Valentine Counting Book

Written by Cheri Love-Byrd and Cottage Door Press · Illustrated by Mei Støyva

Count to ten with charming animals in a delightful Valentine's Day adventure.

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12 pages· ~340L

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Bookroo's summary

Join a whimsical journey with narwhals, chickens, and hedgehogs as you count to ten in this enchanting Valentine's Day board book. Each page reveals adorable animals and heartwarming messages, perfect for toddlers. With sturdy pages and playful rhymes, it's a delightful way to teach counting and language patterns. This festive book is an ideal candy alternative, making it a sweet gift for little ones. Share the love and laughter with grandchildren and family, as you explore funny alliterations and charming illustrations. How many ways can you say 'I love you' this Valentine's Day?

From the publisher

Count away this Valentine’s Day with narwhals, chickens, hedgehogs, and more with this adorable Valentines board book for toddlers! Add to the family collection of books for your valentine. This children’s counting book is full of love and numbers! Each flip of the page allows you to practice counting to 10, discover fun-loving messages, and look at cute illustrations of animals. Easy to read book engages children and their imagination in this witty and humorous counting story! A fun and festive addition to your littles Valentine’s Day library collection filled with love and plenty of counting fun! Sturdy board book pages with a padded cover perfectly sized for little hands and fingers to turn and read along Practice counting and categorizing with your preschooler or toddler with this fun valentine counting board book A fun and festive addition to your collection of Valentine’s Day books! Perfect candy alternative for Valentine’s Day gifts for babies, kids, boys and girls. Send a book instead of a card! Books are a fun way to share the love this holiday. Perfect to share with grandchildren and extended family with funny alliterations throughout the story.

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