I Love You Victoria - Green, Jd
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VICTORIA, there are so many reasons why YOU are loved! Celebrate the unconditional love between a parent and child with this PERSONALIZED picture book ideal for ages 3-7. Let your little honey bunny know you love them from head to toe! Gentle, rhyming text takes you through a sweet story celebrating each delightful thing that there is to love about your little VICTORIA--from silly moments of play to exploring new adventures every day. * Personalized keepsake book includes mentions of VICTORIA on every page, including a dedication page with a to/from note * Share a special moment with VICTORIA…mehr

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VICTORIA, there are so many reasons why YOU are loved! Celebrate the unconditional love between a parent and child with this PERSONALIZED picture book ideal for ages 3-7. Let your little honey bunny know you love them from head to toe! Gentle, rhyming text takes you through a sweet story celebrating each delightful thing that there is to love about your little VICTORIA--from silly moments of play to exploring new adventures every day. * Personalized keepsake book includes mentions of VICTORIA on every page, including a dedication page with a to/from note * Share a special moment with VICTORIA by completing the activity ending page, with space for both of you to write down everything you love * Let VICTORIA know she's cherished with this reminder of everyday love and family, the perfect gift for Valentine's Day, Easter, baby showers, holidays, birthdays, and more--or gift a book instead of a greeting card I love you dearly, Victoria, And I love to watch you grow. Each day you bring me far more joy than you could ever know.
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JD Green is a Bristol born programmer turned author. He has vowed to continue writing in rhyme until such a time as he finds a way to surreptitiously slip 'discombobulated' into one of his books.