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Daddy Did I Ever Say? I Love You, Love You, Every Day (hardcover 36 pages)
"Parents, how often do your children tell you, "I
love you?" And how often do you tell them, "I
love you?" In this wonderfully sweet children’s
picture book by Daryl K. Cobb, the joyful love of
but also by the colorful, striking illustrations by
Traci Van Wagoner. A little girl and her daddy sit
together, play together, and hug each other. She
tells her daddy every day that she loves him.
Parents, perhaps with a little tear in their eye, will
certainly appreciate the story, and children will
not only enjoy it but undoubtedly learn from its
subtle message the value of family relationships."
It is perfect for children ages 0 to 8.
REVIEWED BY: Wayne S. Walker, reviewer with
Stories for Children Magazine
love you?" And how often do you tell them, "I
love you?" In this wonderfully sweet children’s
picture book by Daryl K. Cobb, the joyful love of
but also by the colorful, striking illustrations by
Traci Van Wagoner. A little girl and her daddy sit
together, play together, and hug each other. She
tells her daddy every day that she loves him.
Parents, perhaps with a little tear in their eye, will
certainly appreciate the story, and children will
not only enjoy it but undoubtedly learn from its
subtle message the value of family relationships."
It is perfect for children ages 0 to 8.
REVIEWED BY: Wayne S. Walker, reviewer with
Stories for Children Magazine
A reading by Daryl Cobb
"Daddy Did I Ever Say? I Love You,
Love You, Every Day"
"Daddy Did I Ever Say? I Love You,
Love You, Every Day"
| "Daddy Did I Ever Say? I Love You, Love You, Every Day” By Daryl Cobb Daddy did I ever say I love you, love you, every day? I love you when you squeeze me tight. I love you when you say good night. I love it when you tickle me and mom says stop it is time to sleep. Sometimes I wake you up at night. When I get scared, you make it right. I feel so safe when you’re around. You pick me up when I fall down. I love it when you do my hair, with hands so big it’s everywhere. I won’t let mommy make it right. My daddy did my hair tonight. I love when you flip me upside down, then pretend to drop me to the ground. Mommy says you play too rough, but that’s okay, I am tough. Daddy did I ever say, I love you, love you, every day? |
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Copyright 2007