books to read about love, hugs and kisses. We at Kids Activities Blog hope that you can share the joy of reading with your child through some of these books.
If Kisses Were Colors, by Janet Lawler, is stunning book, both visually and in its words. The book describes the endlessness of the love a parent feels for their child through beautiful analogies. Written in a poetic style with gorgeous illustrations, it's perfect for quiet time with your little reader.
I Love You So Much, by Carl Norac, is a favorite book at our house. A little hamster, Lola, spends all day waiting to share some special words with her parents. Finally, she can't hold them in anymore and the response she gets is a happy surprise. The expressions on Lola's face in the book are humorous and quite realistic.
Hug, by Jez Alborough, is a book with an irresistibly sweet character. How can you not love and want to give a hug to a cute little chimp named Bobo? Well, that's what happens. Poor Bobo goes searching all over trying to find someone to hug him. The only word in this book is hug making it one that young children can actively participate in by saying the word hug each time it appears.
Love You Forever, by Robert Munch and Sheila McGraw, is a classic book that chronicles a mother's love for her son as he grows from an infant to a grown man. The touching tradition they have of her rocking him while he sleeps and singing to him is one that will touch many parent's hearts.
Hugs From Pearl, by Paul Schmid, is a comical book about a little porcupine named Pearl who has problems hugging her friends without poking them. After several different attempts, she finally finds a way to share her love with her friends. This is a book that we read and reread time and time again.
The Perfect Hug, by Joanna Walsh and Judi Abbot, have created a book with illustrations that inspire smiles and warm, loving feelings in readers. talks about all kinds of hugs: silly hugs, big hugs, and hugs that tickle. But none of them compare to the perfect hug.
I Love You Stinky Face, by Liz McCourt, was referred to me by a friend. It is a charming book that shows how a young child tests his mother's love for him in silly, imaginative, and gross ways. Throughout it all, though, she reassures him that she will love him no matter what.
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My name is Holly Homer & I am the Dallas mom of three boys…
Great list. Some of these are favorites of ours too. Another “hug” book we love is Hugless Douglas. It is a fabulous book about a bear who wakes up in the spring and goes looking for hugs in all the wrong places. The end pages are really need because they illustrate drawings of different kinds of hugs.