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Kid at Heart: An Aunt Reviews a Kid's Book- Will You Be My Sunshine by Julia Lobo and illustrated by Nicola Slater

I thought it might be fun to review a kids book on here... this has been my favorite to read to my niece because it's just so cute. The sayings on the inside are really sweet and if you're looking for a good book to bring to a baby shower... highly recommend this one!

The cover of it just looked absolutely gorgeous and I saw it on sale at Barnes and Noble when my mom was looking for books for the baby... and I said "Ohhh this cover is really pretty." We didn't know anything about it other than the cover being pretty... but we bought it based on that.

It's written very cute also. Basically it's just a mom and a baby mouse asking "will you be my sunshine" and saying "Yes!" and then saying a cute little saying after it. They say more than just the "Will You Be My Sunshine" but it's all very cute.

The illustrations are gorgeous as well. They have a lot of different skies and they all look so pretty and the mice that are the main characters are just soo soo cute. It's a really, really sweet book. It's one you could read over and over again and you can't help but smile at it... it's just so so cute!

The pages are cardboard, so it's easy for toddlers to grab it and read it or ask you to read it and flip through the pictures. It's really easy.

The book is just a sweet book- like the "Will You Be My Sunshine" in the title implies. It's just asking "Will You Be My____" on every page and saying "Yes I will be that because I love you!" (not the words, its better written than that... but I don't want to ruin it!)   It's just very much a "Lovey" book. It shows how much the two mice love each other and in turn showing how much whoever is reading the book to the baby loves them. It's just one of those books that gets you emotional while reading it... but not in a sad way like some books... just a very sweet book. It's a nice one to read to your loved ones.

It's also an easy book to do voices for... which is always a plus. It's definely fun to do cute voices with a book... and this is a good one for that.

Hopefully this was helpful for you guys!

Byeee!
-Shannon


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