If Animals Said I Love You

If Animals Said I Love You

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  • Create Date:2021-09-22 09:55:09
  • Update Date:2025-09-07
  • Status:finish
  • Author:Ann Whitford Paul
  • ISBN:0374306036
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Summary

Don't miss the other books in this adorable series: If Animals Kissed Good Night, If Animals Celebrated ChristmasIf Animals Went to School and If Animals Gave Thanks



What if animals did what YOU do? This delightful board book edition of the original hardcover imagines how animals would say "I love you!

If animals said "I love you" like we do。。。how would they say it? Ostrich would boom it with wings spread wide。 Impala would speak with a leapity-leap。 Gorilla would add a loud chest, slap-slap。 And across the animal kingdom, every creature would show love in a unique way。

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Lara Bate

A book about animals and how they show love to their babies。

Peacegal

2。5 stars -- Many would say that animals do express love, so the message was a little jumbled。 Since the focus is on how animals express love with their special language/abilities, why not just call the books "Animals say I love you?" Cute illustrations and lots of animal sounds/actions to act out。 2。5 stars -- Many would say that animals do express love, so the message was a little jumbled。 Since the focus is on how animals express love with their special language/abilities, why not just call the books "Animals say I love you?" Cute illustrations and lots of animal sounds/actions to act out。 。。。more

Lexee Toste

Great story to read with my young niece。 She absolutely adored the story and it was really adorable and cute with the way that it interacts and has the animals saying I love you。

Suzanne Kunz Williams

What a happy peaceful book。 Each page has a peace and a playfulness to it。 A beautiful book to read with your child。

Virginia

3。5 stars?

Rebecca R。

Board Book - 2017If Animals Said I Love You by Ann Whiteford Paul is a board book that depicts how many different types of animals show their affection for one another。 Each page has a different animal showing a unique way that show how they express their feelings of love to their family。 It teaches young toddlers that there are many different kinds of ways for animals (& even people) to show how they love each other。 I chose this book because it gives a great lesson to young ones about individu Board Book - 2017If Animals Said I Love You by Ann Whiteford Paul is a board book that depicts how many different types of animals show their affection for one another。 Each page has a different animal showing a unique way that show how they express their feelings of love to their family。 It teaches young toddlers that there are many different kinds of ways for animals (& even people) to show how they love each other。 I chose this book because it gives a great lesson to young ones about individual ways of expressing feelings through the use of animals。 It also has an adorable cover and illustrations that are sure to appeal to babies and toddlers! 。。。more

Baylee Reagin

It’s sweet and simple, rhyming, and nice pictures

Joyce Ellis

Love the sound words, rhythm, and rhyme of this sweet, loving, classic picture book。 Lovely cuddly bedtime reading with your favorite little one。

Baby Bookworm

This review was originally written for The Baby Bookworm。 Visit us for new picture books reviews daily!Hello, friends! Our book today is If Animals Said I Love You, written by Ann Whitford Paul and illustrated by David Walker, a sweet board book that imagines the various ways animals express their love。The third book in their If Animals series, the author-illustrator duo introduces us to a collection of animal families and friends who each have unique ways of showing their love。 For instance, th This review was originally written for The Baby Bookworm。 Visit us for new picture books reviews daily!Hello, friends! Our book today is If Animals Said I Love You, written by Ann Whitford Paul and illustrated by David Walker, a sweet board book that imagines the various ways animals express their love。The third book in their If Animals series, the author-illustrator duo introduces us to a collection of animal families and friends who each have unique ways of showing their love。 For instance, the lion cubs love to wrestle with their cousins, the alligator likes to splash his brother with his tail, and a gorilla mommy and her baby – the sole repeating pair of creatures, who provide a framework for the book – pound their chest, give sweet smooches, and snuggle in for bed at the end of the day。Simple and sweet。 The playful rhymes and soft-focus, cuddly animal characters make this a wonderful book to share with even the tiniest of bookworms, as does the brief yet satisfying length。 Most of the animals are native to the African continent, with the whale and the alligator being the only exceptions, and are a nice mix of familiar critters, like cheetahs and boas, and more adventurous ones such as secretary birds and impalas。 The family relationships mentioned are diverse (cousins, siblings, parents, grandparents, etc。), or wisely left undefined。 JJ liked this one, and so did I – it’s a great story to share with a reader who is just starting out。 Baby Bookworm approved!(Note: A copy of this book was provided to The Baby Bookworm by the publisher in exchange for an honest review。)Be sure to check out The Baby Bookworm for more reviews! 。。。more

Karla Winick-Ford

CutePastels as illustrations Variety of animals Perfect for families of young children

Ashley

Cute read。 My son loved making the animal noises and pounding his chest like a gorilla。

A Allen

For young readers that love rhymes and animals, this might be a hit。 However, there are lots of rhyming animal books out there and I would likely opt for a different one。 I would be willing to read this for a child who already knows the book and who is really into it。 But, as as adult, this book doesn't hit the mark for me。 It doesn't have a lot of substance and it doesn't hit me in the feels。 For young readers that love rhymes and animals, this might be a hit。 However, there are lots of rhyming animal books out there and I would likely opt for a different one。 I would be willing to read this for a child who already knows the book and who is really into it。 But, as as adult, this book doesn't hit the mark for me。 It doesn't have a lot of substance and it doesn't hit me in the feels。 。。。more

Kristin

IF ANIMALS SAID I LOVE YOU is a cute book with smiling animals snuggling and strutting and offering treats to show their love。 Families who want their animal books both cute AND based in fact will find some of the examples disappointing。 For example, the page about whales reads: “Whale would sing it and, from his spout, shoot some heart-shaped bubbles out。” Even so, it's a fun read aloud and the illustrations are very sweet。Read more on vegbooks dot org。 IF ANIMALS SAID I LOVE YOU is a cute book with smiling animals snuggling and strutting and offering treats to show their love。 Families who want their animal books both cute AND based in fact will find some of the examples disappointing。 For example, the page about whales reads: “Whale would sing it and, from his spout, shoot some heart-shaped bubbles out。” Even so, it's a fun read aloud and the illustrations are very sweet。Read more on vegbooks dot org。 。。。more

Barbara

In rhyming text, the author describes how animals might express their affection to their offspring。 A companion book to If Animals Kissed Good Night, this book is sure to prompt young readers or listeners to make the same gestures as the animals featured here, including a boa constrictor, a gorilla, a cheetah, and an alligator, among others。 I'm betting they will also mimic the sounds that accompany some of this showering of affection such as "lick, lick, lick" and "splashity-splish" (unpaged)。 In rhyming text, the author describes how animals might express their affection to their offspring。 A companion book to If Animals Kissed Good Night, this book is sure to prompt young readers or listeners to make the same gestures as the animals featured here, including a boa constrictor, a gorilla, a cheetah, and an alligator, among others。 I'm betting they will also mimic the sounds that accompany some of this showering of affection such as "lick, lick, lick" and "splashity-splish" (unpaged)。 It's pretty clear that while animals may not be able to SAY they love someone with words, they have plenty of other means of expressing their emotions。 Undoubtedly, those three words can make a difference in someone's life as a reminder of how much we matter to others in our lives。 。。。more

Ruth Ann

Rhyming picture book about baby animals and love - very cute illustrations and good vocab。

Marissa Burkey

Cute pictures that make you feel all warm and fuzzy。 Could work for Baby Storytime。

Donna Mork

Explores how different animals would say "I Love You。" Explores how different animals would say "I Love You。" 。。。more

Kristin

Cute book for bedtime, but I was a little lost by the premise。 The book imagines how animals would say I love you if they said I “I love you” like we do, but it comes across a bit like animals don’t love each other instead of showing how animals express love and affection。

Edward Sullivan

A companion to If Animals Kissed Goodnight。

MaryLibrarianOH

Noises animals make to say I love you。 From advanced reader copy。