Do You Know How Much I Love You? (Story Time). This item is unavailable.Do You Know How Much I Love You? (Story Time)

Rollo Rabbit knows lots of important things, like his ABCs, how to do a handstand, and how to fly a kite.
But does he know how much Mama Rabbit loves him?

Do You Know How Much I Love You? is a heartwarming padded board book that follows Rollo Rabbit and his Mama as they explore the depths of their love for each other. Through sweet, rhyming text and stunning illustrations by James Newman Gray, this book takes children on a tender journey of affection and appreciation. As Mama Rabbit shares the many ways she loves Rollo, young readers will be introduced to the beautiful bond between parent and child. Perfect for bedtime or any time of day, this book is a perfect way to express love, making it a cherished read for children and parents alike. The gentle words and beautiful artwork make Do You Know How Much I Love You? an unforgettable story of love and tenderness.

Key Features:

• Rhyming Text: The sweet, rhythmic language of this story makes it an enjoyable and easy-to-follow read, ideal for toddlers and preschoolers.
• Gorgeous Illustrations: Stunning artwork by James Newman Gray brings the story to life, adding a visual depth to the tender tale of love, affection, and connection between Rollo Rabbit and his Mama.
• Durable Board Book: Designed for little hands, this sturdy padded board book is perfect for young readers, ensuring that children can enjoy the story again and again without worrying about wear and tear.

Em Bruce is an award-winning children’s author and editor based in Sydney, Australia. She loves creating playful stories full of heart and imagination that inspire, delight and enchant little readers everywhere.

Born in Sheffield, James studied illustration at Wolverhampton University after a childhood of sketching and painting. He worked for years as an in-house illustrator for greeting card publishers like Hallmark, creating both branded and original work. This helped him master various styles and media. Though much of his work is now digital, he still enjoys sketching line-art and painting by hand.