A beautifully illustrated bedtime story showing that LOVE has no limits. ?Join mother, daughter, and a silly little frog on a heartwarming journey describing love through the eyes of a child. "The three greatest words that have ever been saidAre very contagious and like to be spread. So tell someone special 'I love you' today?I think you should try it and see what they say."This snuggly story for kids ages 3-8 can be enjoyed with a parent or grandparent over and over again. The perfect gift for new parents, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, or a birthday. After reading this book with their children, moms often buy it for their own mothers-spreading gratitude and love across all generations. Share a message of unconditional love with your little one in a way he or she can understand.Cuddle up and read You Taught Me Love today! ?With Love Collection: When You Feel Better: A Get Well Soon Gift, You Taught Me Love, Grandmas Are for LoveBerrypatchpress.com

Gietic II is far along different as it is similar to Gietic. In here Giselle offers a poignant yet supportive look at love after it has been lost. This is the work of an artist affected by love lost and there is no denying that. As before there is something here for every heart, even as the writer continues to merge an eclectic style other than what we have become accustomed to. The writings here surpass fiction and entangle in love that is just as what any of us has experienced - Delicate and Practical. While the readings may conjure up memories of love and its losses, as you turn the pages you will recognize a sense of peace and you will appreciate a gained love of self. The last poem leaves us knowing that love still remains and is never quite lost as you may find a new kind of love with and old lover. However, here's to simply finding new love!

A voyeuristic look at modern romance brings together an assortment of actual love letters, written by a diverse cross section of people, that appear exactly as they were originally written, offering candid insights into how people think about love.

In the small southern Italian town of Castelmauro, a girl dies in the wild flames of a valley fire. But these flames are not so wild and uncontrolled. They have been plotted, with a plan to kill. To seek revenge.

This book is an expression of our gratitude to Bernadette Carvalho. She has been an outstanding role model as a wife and mother.