Find the hidden dog bone 16 times in this book!

Ages 2-8. For Toddlers,  Pre-School Children and Young Readers.

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Mother is reading book with her daughter

  • Promotes:
  • Self-confidence
  • Self-esteem
  • Family Values
  • All things are possible

About this Great Book

Would You Still Love Me If… is a feel good story that inspires kids to achieve,  be kind to others and love. Children have fun by trying to find the hidden dog bones throughout the book,  making the reading experience interactive and fun.

A Story of Unconditional Love

Would You Still Love Me If… is a heartwarming and delightful children’s story about a child who grows from pre-school to adulthood,  learning important lessons through the power of his mother’s love. She shows him how special he is and teaches him that all things are possible when he believes in himself.

In this “feel-good” story,  a boy learns how lovable and special he is through the unconditional love of his mother. Like all children,  he accidentally breaks things, loses things and falls short of his expectations in sports and school. Mom is always there to encourage and support but also gives him room to grow.

His mother smiled and replied gently,  “Yes, my dear one. I will always love you. You are learning something new. You can do great things when you work hard and believe in yourself.”

Then she gave him a big hug and said,  “One day you will see just how special you are to me.”

feel good story that inspires kids

Fun and Interactive

Fun and Engaging

Children love trying to find the hidden dog bones carefully camouflaged throughout the book.  It makes reading fun while keeping kids engaged.

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Instills Values

Children need to know that it is ok to make mistakes.  Through this story,  children see how to overcome life’s little mishaps and that everything is possible when they believe in themselves.

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A “feel good” story

This story has a simply way of building self-esteem and self-confidence in children in a way that kids can understand.  This story makes kids feel special through the reassuring and unconditional love of their caregiver.

Give the gift of a hug today

Mom hugging child

There’s nothing better than a hug. Who doesn’t feel good after being hugged? A hug is a universal way to express acceptance,  warmth,  and even love. What better way to show someone you care than by giving them a book filled with hugs,  warmth,  and love? This story will make anyone,  both kids and caregivers alike,  feel good for years to come.

A Reading Experience Through All 4 Seasons…

Snow Scene Mother and Son with Tea
mother and son on Baseball ground Mother and Son in garden
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A Story About Growth and the Circle of life

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mom convey his son

toddler

Child Baseball Scene

pre-school

boy using Cell Phone

adolescent

boy In Biology lab

teen

Young man with his mother in Hospital

young man

Reviews

A moving,  beautifully illustrated,  timeless story that teaches our youth the importance of self-confidence, love, and the joy of giving to others. A book that reminds us all of what is really important in life.

Janine Tremblay, Ph.D.,  APN,  C.,  Clinical Psychologist

A touching story of a parent’s love that reinforces self-esteem and self-confidence in children. This book enriches the parent-child relationship and promotes positive child development.

Steven Tobias, Psy.D.,  Psychologist, Director of the Center for Child & Family Development, and coauthor of Emotionally Intelligent Parenting

A delightful and engaging story that helps parents instill important values in children that lay the foundation for years to come. A book children will remember forever.

Barbara Strand, M.D.,  F.A.A.P.,  Pediatrician

A heartwarming story of how a mother’s unconditional love and acceptance of her child helped him learn and grow from the missteps,  tribulations,  and insecurities that we all encounter in life’s journey. A classic book that will be shared from generation to generation…. carrying on the message that all things are possible when someone believes in us.

Doreen M. DiDomenico, Ph.D.,  Child Psychologist,  Rutgers,  The State University of NJ

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