Love Is: (illustrated Story Book about Caring for Others, Book about Love for Parents and Children, Rhyming Picture Book): 1

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The actress Emma Watson tweeted this about The Love Book app: "so unbelievably obsessed with the lovebook app! this book was created as a reminder to us humans great and small about the tiny moments that count and joy we find in the most tiny of gestures and fleeting moments in time. And the supporting love poem in the book is written by novelist Julia Gray, whose lyrical verses frame your own words and lend them an effortlessly romantic flair. It's hard to shake the feeling that Hazelwood has articulated to herself that Elsie is "prostituting her personality out to everyone she meets", or something of that nature. She'll describe the sex with her ex that she didn't enjoy at all and only had to please him, but she wasn't being paid for it!

This beautifully illustrated book tells the moving story of a little girl and a duckling who both grow to understand what it means to care for each other as they learn that love is as much about letting go as it is about holding on. Themes of racial justice, hospitality and welcome are explored alongside the stories of saints from across the globe.

See yourselves transformed into four alteregos – you'll become Shakespearean lovers, Regency romantics, 1920s hedonists, and Disco scenesters. This app not only introduced me to new poems, but the actors reading them brought them to life in a new way.

easy to read but packed with depth and insight, [Stick with Love] takes us on a journey in the inspirational company of the saints of God, from many parts of the world and periods of history.

Five children from different countries show us who they love and how to say 'I love you' in their own languages. A little girl finds a duckling who has wandered away from the park onto the city streets, and takes it home to care for it. Whether it’s for your love or to celebrate a couple in love, this book is truly, madly, deeply unique. Not to mention I couldn't feel any chemistry between Jack and Elsie, and it all made for a rather lackluster read by the end.

without wanting to die), but I picked this up because I saw that the protagonist works as a hired girlfriend, and I wanted to know whether it was going to be offensive or not. Also, the heroine's roommate, who also works as a hired girlfriend, is "way too beautiful" to be good at it without problems.ENGAGING AND EDUCATIONAL: Lyrical text makes the book fun to read aloud, while the story conveys important lessons about responsibility.

A beautiful story for children and adults about the importance of looking up, paying attention and sharing adventures. When a little girl finds a duckling who has wandered away from the park onto the city streets, she takes it home to care for it. And let me tell you, it was exhausting and terrifying not being able to just be who you are - living in constant fear that someone will dislike you or find you weird or think you're beneath them.

This charming picture book is the ideal gift for parents welcoming home a new baby or to share with a loved one on a special occasion. The Love Book app is a new interactive anthology of timeless poems, short stories, quotes and letters, all inspired by that most noble (and most troublesome) of emotions: love. I love how much he cared about Elsie and she became a better version of herself just by being with him. And also, a high IQ doesn't always equal a high EQ, being smart doesn't exempt you from having deep emotional issues and doesn't make you any less smart, it just makes you human.