Love You Forever - Robert Munsch

Love You Forever - Robert Munsch: What a Godsend sir (170 words)
by The name shown on the review - written on 28/05/09
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Dear Mr. Munsch: I was given this book at my daughter's first birthday. It was always the one she'd bring for me to read, even though she had a quite extensive library from which to choose!! I made up a tune as well & we'd sing it to each other upon my leaving for work or her going to bed at night!! It's the book i purchase for my new mom's! A MUST HAVE for their libraries! ...However, sir, Wal- Mart & Books a Million both tell me it's NOT AVAILABLE. Please tell me you've not taken it out of print sir!! If it's STILL available, Please tell me which store i need to go to!! My thanks in advance for your wonderful book & ...  Read the complete review

You know I will, but how can I tell you? (842 words)
by - written on 25/01/08 (Very useful, 1179 readings)
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I've a fellow dooyoo-er to thank for this book. It arrived with me (via some of her American relations) shortly after the birth of my son. We'd often talked about the book and she'd declared it a "must have" so, do I agree, or is there a cultural divide? "Love You Forever" is all about the relationship between parents and children, and in particular, a mother's love. Describing that feeling that I think you can only really appreciate as a parent, it illustrates that deep-seated love and bond between parent and child and captures that feeling that you first experience on holding a new baby who, despite you never having seen before, you ...  Read the complete review

Love You Forever - Robert Munsch: As Long As I'm Living, My Baby She'll Be (1279 words)
by - written on 07/02/06 (Very useful, 13995 readings)
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Are you a parent? Do you remember holding that newborn baby in your arms in those first few minutes, and knowing that you could never love another creature more than you love this tiny, helpless infant at this moment? Do you remember thinking "I'll love you forever?" Thing is, that tiny, mewling baby grows up, into a bigger, messy, complaining, cheeky toddler, child and teenager. And yet...you go into the bedroom to give that sticky, sleeping face a kiss, and those feelings you had in those first few hours and days come rushing back, and you know you will love that child until the day you die - even if you can't always say so to that screaming ...  Read the complete review