Celebrate Love Day!

Alexandra Cassel Schwartz

Book - 2021

"Daniel Tiger is determined to figure out who left an anonymous Love Day card in his school cubby"--

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Subjects
Genres
School fiction
Animal fiction
Picture books
Published
New York, New York : Simon Spotlight, an imprint of Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing Division 2021.
Language
English
Main Author
Alexandra Cassel Schwartz (author)
Other Authors
Jason Fruchter (illustrator)
Item Description
"Based on the screenplay 'It's Love Day!' written by Angela C. Santomero."
"With tigertastic love notes"--Cover
Physical Description
16 unnumbered pages : color illustrations ; 21 cm + 1 page of punch-out cards
ISBN
9781534495944
9781544460192
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Review by School Library Journal Review

PreS-Gr 1--Daniel Tiger and his friends from Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood are celebrating Love Day. Daniel begins by telling each of his family members he loves them. His baby sister Margaret cannot say "I love you" with words yet, so she gives a big hug to share her love. Afterwards, Daniel makes cards to share with his friends at school. He distributes the cards among his friends, and they all share their love in different ways. But Daniel has received a mystery card in his cubby, and none of his friends nor his teacher knows where it came from. The story ends with a surprise Love Day visitor: the giver of the mystery card. This book might run a little long for the target audience, but fans of the show will not be dissuaded. Illustrations are the professional quality readers will expect from PBS; they follow the story closely, making readers feel like they are watching an episode of the show. Children who are not able to read all the words will still be able to follow the story through the images. VERDICT This recommended title will circulate well with young children and fans of the animated show.--Christina Salazar

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