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Cozy in Love
by Jan Brett
To save his friend Bella, a beluga whale, who is stuck in an inlet, musk ox Cozy thinks of a new way to use his strong legs and tough horns to set her free, an act of kindness and cleverness that captures his crushs heart. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Seven Little Postmen
by Margaret Wise Brown
The author of "Goodnight Moon" uses rhymed verse to tell the tale of one little boy's letter, from the time it is dropped into the mailbox to its arrival at grandmother's house.
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Hug Machine
by Scott Campbell
An endearing story that encourages a warm, caring and buoyantly affectionate approach to life imparts the sweet message that everyone deserves a hug!
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Hugs & Kisses for the Grouchy Ladybug
by Eric Carle
An endearing Valentine's Day gift book in the style of Love From the Hungry Caterpillar stars the fan-favorite Grouchy Ladybug character in a sweet story that reminds readers that even when someone is in a grumpy mood, hugs and kisses can make the world go round.
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How to Help a Cupid
by Sue Fliess
Children are invited to gather arts and crafts supplies to help Cupid spread kindness throughout the world by making valentines that will impart heartfelt messages to loved ones, in a story that shares additional historical facts about Valentines Day.
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The Tinysaurs send love
by Patricia Hegarty
When no one in Tinytown receives mail on Valentines Day, the Tinysaurs step in to bring love and joy back into the neighborhood, but when their plans go awry, Clawdie comes up with a new idea to save the day!
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Love, Lizzie : letters to a military mom
by Lisa Tucker McElroy
Nine-year-old Lizzie writes to her mother, who is deployed overseas during wartime, and includes maps that show her mother what Lizzie has been thinking and doing.
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Mirabel's Missing Valentines
by Janet Lawler
Shy Mirabel is too scared to give out her homemade valentines to her classmates on Valentine's Day, but she gets a surprise when the cards fall out of her bag on her way to school.
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Love
by Stacy McAnulty
A sweet and simple story about what love is really all about invites children to find love in everyday moments, from baking cookies with a grandparent to receiving notes in a lunchbox.
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Hands Say Love
by George Shannon
A heartfelt celebration of the ways hands express love features exchanges between family members and friends who express love through sharing with, feeding, healing and waving to each other.
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The Grandpa Book
by Todd Parr
Presents the different ways grandfathers show their grandchildren love, from putting extra marshmallows in hot chocolate to sending cards and telling stories.
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Love
by Matt de la Peña
A heartfelt celebration of love by the Newbery Medal-winning author of Last Stop of Market Street and the best-selling illustrator of Of Thee I Sing depicts how people from all walks of life share a universal bond that supports and connects us in the face of fear and hardship.
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The Magic Clothesline
by Andrée Poulin
When Robin's father leaves for a long business trip, Robin is overcome by sadness until gifts start showing up on the clothesline outside his house that only his father would know to give
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With Lots of Love
by Jenny Torres Sanchez
When she and her family move to the United States, Rocio, who has grown up in Central America, does her best to adjust but misses her Abuela a lot until she receives something special just in time for her birthday.
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The House of Love
by Adriana Trigiani
Helping her Mama decorate the house, bake cupcakes and make valentines for all six of her siblings for Valentine’s Day, Mia Valentina Amore wonders if her Mama has forgotten her when she doesn’t receive her own valentine.
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You're loved
by Liz Climo
A humorous and heartfelt ode to the joys of growing up and to the parents who are there for every win, every fall and every goodnight kiss.
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Love You Head to Toe
by Ashley Barron
High-detail cut-paper collage art and creative rhymes compare a multicultural assortment of human babies to baby animals who also stretch their limbs, splash in the water, toddle around and fill their chubby cheeks like chipmunks throughout a day of first-year routines.
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I Sang You Down From the Stars
by Tasha Spillett-Sumner
A Native American woman describes how she loved her child before it was born and, throughout her pregnancy, gathered a bundle of gifts to welcome the newborn.
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A Unicorn Named Sparkle and the Perfect Valentine
by Amy Young
Sparkle the Unicorn wants to make Lucy the perfect Valentine, but because he has hooves instead of hands, he worries that his card wont be good enough and soon learns that the love he puts into his valentine is the sweetest gift of all.
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