When I'm Big: A Guess How Much I Love You Storybook (Guess How Much I Love You)

When I'm Big: A Guess How Much I Love You Storybook (Guess How Much I Love You) | Sam Mcbratney | Great extension of Guess How Much I Love You!

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When I'm Big: A Gu...

	When I'm Big: A Guess How Much I Love You Storybook (Guess How Much I Love You) Sam Mcbratney Candlewick, 2007 - 24 pages average customer review:based on 4 reviews view larger image
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For the first time in twelve years, the Nutbrown Hares hop back for a brand-new GUESS HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU story. Happy spring!

Out in the fresh spring air, the two Nutbrown Hares see a tiny acorn growing. "Someday it will be a tree," says Big Nutbrown Hare. Then they spy a tadpole that will grow up to be a frog, a caterpillar that will turn into a butterfly, and a nest of eggs that will one day be birds. Suddenly Little Nutbrown Hare turns to Big Nutbrown Hare and laughs. "What does a little brown hare like me turn into?"

Anna Loves to read this book!

This is a great little board book for tiny fingers. The art just mystifies little eyes and the story flows so well. My daughter will pick this book out off the shelf of 70 or more books because she loves it so much. this book is a must have for little ones.

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Great extension of Guess How Much I Love You!

Sam McBratney and Anita Jeram have done it again! This book is a great addition to any library!

What a sweet lovely book

This is just such a cute book. My son loves it. We were just talking about how calves grow up to be big cows (we went for ice cream at a local farm and they had lots of cows and calves there). When we came home, the package with several copies of this book was on the doorstep. We read it and he was captivated. He's 2.5. Loved reading this book. Then, we walked a copy over to the neighbors and read it with them. They also loved it. What a cute book!

Boring

With a board book you expect it to be for younger children. This is a nice story, just not for toddlers. It's not done in rhyme and my son is easily bored. I read it once and filed it away on the bookshelf. Maybe he'll enjoy it more when he's older.

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