Always

by Ann Stott

Book Overview

Children everywhere will be comforted by this universal tale, in which a young boy is assured that his mother loves him -- no matter what he does. "Do you love me when I finger-paint with toothpaste... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• ISBN: 0545159008
• ISBN13: 9780545159005
• Release Date: January 2009
• Publisher: Scholastic Inc.
• Length: 32 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.

Customer Reviews

FIRR-Kids! Review

This is a simple book with the sweetest message. A little boy questions the specifics of his mother's love. Do you love me when I remember to feed my hamster? Do you love me when I don't? Do you love me when I'm in my time-out chair? Oh, the mind of a child - you can practically seen the wheels turning. The font and illustrations set the tone of this book perfectly. Even on his worst behavior, this little guy looks so lovable. He's disheveled and a bit dirty, he's terrorizing the dog, not following directions and wearing unders over his pants. The illustrations also offer a subtle humor - notably the dog's antics and facial expressions on nearly every page. The boy's mom may be exasperated, but she loves him with all her heart. What a great book to show your child you love them equally when they are on their best behavior and at their naughtiest. This also serves as a good reminder for adults that kids need to be reassured that mom and dad will love them no matter what.

Always, by Ann Stott

This is a wonderful, simple, poignant book. As I read it, I thought of the many special needs children with whom I work. It's so appropriate for them and for their families, who love them unconditionally. I will share this book with parents in my speech pathology practice.

A must have

A very special book!!!! It makes you remember why we had our little ones. A great addition for your childs collection! Cant wait for the next.

Add this to your collection!

This book is adorable and is filled with scenes any parent and child can relate to. All children should have this in their collection! Ann Stott should write more books.