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Varsha Bajaj
Official author site
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Praise for How Many Kisses Do You Want Tonight?
"Another delightful bedtime story in the vein of Sam
McBratney's Guess How Much I Love You (Candlewick, 1995)."
- School Library Journal
"Here is a book whose title asks a great question. Brilliantly,
the author places kissing in the context of counting and
rhyming your way to a peaceful sleep."
-Susie Wilde - Children's Literature
"This book is sure to be an instant sleepy-time favorite."
- Kathleen Kelly MacMillan, Maryland School for the Deaf
"Another delightful bedtime story in the vein of Sam
McBratney's Guess How Much I Love You (Candlewick, 1995)."
- School Library Journal
"Here is a book whose title asks a great question. Brilliantly,
the author places kissing in the context of counting and
rhyming your way to a peaceful sleep."
-Susie Wilde - Children's Literature
"This book is sure to be an instant sleepy-time favorite."
- Kathleen Kelly MacMillan, Maryland School for the Deaf
How Many Kisses Do You Want Tonight? Illustrated by Ivan
Bates
As nighttime falls, each precious, little animal nestles into
its own cozy place and waits for good-night kisses. The
parents ask, "How many kisses do you want tonight?" while
the baby animals playfully respond with the number
required to get them to settle down and drift off to sleep.
From one to ten (and then some!), these tender kisses are
part of a warm and reassuring bedtime ritual for animals and
people alike.
Bates
As nighttime falls, each precious, little animal nestles into
its own cozy place and waits for good-night kisses. The
parents ask, "How many kisses do you want tonight?" while
the baby animals playfully respond with the number
required to get them to settle down and drift off to sleep.
From one to ten (and then some!), these tender kisses are
part of a warm and reassuring bedtime ritual for animals and
people alike.
T is for Taj Mahal Illustrated by Robert Crawford
From the quiet grandeur of the Himalaya Mountains to the
urban city of Calcutta, T is for Taj Mahal: An India Alphabet
showcases India's exotic treasures.
Visit the haunting Taj Mahal, a tribute from an emperor to
his dead wife. Traverse the bustling streets of Mumbai, the
second most populated city in the world. Sample a
traditional meal fragrant with garam masala spices, or
attend a cricket match where some games have lasted up
to five days!
From the quiet grandeur of the Himalaya Mountains to the
urban city of Calcutta, T is for Taj Mahal: An India Alphabet
showcases India's exotic treasures.
Visit the haunting Taj Mahal, a tribute from an emperor to
his dead wife. Traverse the bustling streets of Mumbai, the
second most populated city in the world. Sample a
traditional meal fragrant with garam masala spices, or
attend a cricket match where some games have lasted up
to five days!
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