Books with title I'm Thankful for You!

Introduce your toddler to the Thanksgiving holiday with this colorful alphabet primer, from the creators of BabyLit. An engaging collection of 26 illustrations featuring things to be grateful for―such as kindness, blessings, and veterans―and Thanksgiving Day festivities and objects―like pumpkin pie, a cornucopia, and family recipes. Illustrator Greg Paprocki’s popular BabyLit alphabet board books feature his classically retro midcentury art style that’s proven to be a hit with both toddlers and adults. Discover new details in each illustration with every successive reading.Greg Paprocki works full-time as an illustrator and book designer. He has illustrated several Curious George books, the Little Leonardo series, and the BabyLit alphabet board books including are S Is for Santa, B Is for Boo, and E Is for Easter.

I have two feet that dart, that dash, that sprint, that splash. Thank you for my feet. In this lyrical text, a young child lists body parts from nose to toes, giving thanks for each along the way. Cherished author Marion Dane Bauer’s bouncy rhymes are wonderful for reading aloud, and Kristina Stephenson’s soft illustrations highlight what’s special in the everyday. A subtle reminder of our deepest core values, Thank You for Me! is a delightful celebration of gratitude that belongs on every bookshelf.

This is the little girl version of “I Thank God for You.” There is also a little boy version of this book to choose from. “I Thank God for You” is a unique and endearing bedtime ritual which helps tuck our little ones into bed with a “feel-good” feeling.“I Thank God for You” is filled with messages of love, gratitude, forgiveness, confidence, faith, humor and appreciation for the small things in life. Included with this book is two free songs also called “I Thank God for You.” There is an upbeat day-time version of this song, as well as a bedtime version of the song, which slows down at the end of the song in lullaby fashion. Please contact me through my website: www.RoseDuffyCreations.com. With proof of purchase, I will send you both versions of this song via email. Together, this book and song will make for a fun way to pray together with your little one(s). You won’t have to announce that it’s time to pray. It will happen naturally. Your little one(s) will actually look forward to bedtime in anticipation of this sweet bedtime ritual.

Its scary saying something out loud that has been private in your head, but it does feel good to get it out of there. Its kinda like cleaning up the dirty, sticky, messy, dead rodent stuff out of a kitchen. When youre done, it just feels better, like theres a clean space to fill with new things. When youre a fifth grader who has a not-so normal life, its hard to pretend that everything is okay. Jack works hard to hide the truth, tucking it away so he doesnt have to think about it. That seems to work, at least for a while. When others find out his secret, Jack relies on the kindness and support of his little buddy, his best friend, his soft-hearted principal, and a very unusual woman to help him through a very difficult situation. He learns how it feels to depend on someone and have someone depend on you.

This is the little boy version of “I Thank God for You.” There is also a little girl version of this book to choose from. “I Thank God for You” is a unique and endearing bedtime ritual which helps tuck our little ones into bed with a “feel-good” feeling.“I Thank God for You” is filled with messages of love, gratitude, forgiveness, confidence, faith, humor and appreciation for the small things in life. Included with this book is two free songs also called “I Thank God for You.” There is an upbeat day-time version of this song, as well as a bedtime version of the song, which slows down at the end of the song in lullaby fashion. Please contact me through my website: www.RoseDuffyCreations.com. With proof of purchase, I will send you both versions of this song via email. Together, this book and song will make for a fun way to pray together with your little one(s). You won’t have to announce that it’s time to pray. It will happen naturally. Your little one(s) will actually look forward to bedtime in anticipation of this sweet bedtime ritual.