Sam Loves Kisses

by Yves Got

Sam, the charming, curious bunny returns with an adorable new board book. In Sam Loves Kisses, sweet Sam describes his favorite kinds of kisses- from sticky snacktime smackeroos to sleepy goodnight... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Board book
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0811835057
• ISBN13: 9780811835053
• Release Date: February 2002
• Publisher: Chronicle Books
• Length: 18 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 1.0" x 1.0"
• Age Range: 12 years and under
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 7

Customer Reviews

kissing around

There's a reason Sam loves kisses, and you will find out about it when you read this book to your children. It's a good way to show children that kissing your parents is a sign of love instead of being greedy and selfish, and this book will teach children to be respectful to their families. It's a good book that children really should read.

Baby Loves this Book

My 7 month old son loves this book. Out of any book I try to read to him, he only shows interest in this book. He laughs at it every single time. I think he relates his own life to this short cute story.

They love it!

My 18 month old twins insist on having this book read to them over and over. Yes, it does get boring, but I have all their books memorized anyway, and repitition is how toddlers learn. What they really like are all the kisses. They both make kissing sounds when I read it, and when it's done everyone gets kisses (including me) before I hear "more!" They are also able to read along, identifying familiar objects on the pages (bear, car, etc.).

Wonderful for an infant!

My 6 month old son loves this book. The simple drawings capture his attention, making it one of the few books he wants to look at instead of chew on. The drawings and the text are both so sweet that I don't mind reading it over and over again.

Great anytime story

It's a great book to read for an infant or toddler. My son is two and enjoys looking at the pictures and listening to the story. Conceptually, the ideas are very simple but also incredibly important. Showing affection through different kinds of kisses is a great story to share with a child. The short text allows me to point to the text as I read without losing my son's attention, then I embellish the story with sounds and gestures that make it a lot of fun for both of us. My two year old loves books and has a mountain of them. This is certainly one of his favorites.