The Things I Love

In The Things I Love, Christina M. Carroll weaves a nostalgic and whimsical tale, inviting young readers to join a boy’s journey through his cherished childhood memories. The narrative counts backward from the age of ten, capturing the essence of youthful adventures — from camping and imaginative play to hiking, rollerblading, walking the dog, practicing karate, and even the simple joy of rolling in the mud and chewing on his toes. Through the protagonist’s reflections on photographs with his mother, the book celebrates the bond between parent and child.

Carroll’s storytelling is both engaging and relatable, marked by a delightful use of rhyme that adds rhythm and charm to the narrative. The vivid and captivating illustrations complement the text, holding the attention of young readers and sparking their imagination. The warmth and love conveyed through the little boy’s recollections are palpable, creating a heartfelt reading experience. This book serves as a wonderful tool for parents and children to explore together, encouraging them to share their own precious memories. Carroll’s writing style is lively and entertaining, making The Things I Love an enjoyable read for both adults and children. It stands out as a thoughtful choice for bedtime stories or interactive reading sessions, fostering a love for storytelling and a sense of connection across generations.

The Things I Love, by Christina M. Carroll, is a delightful narrative that not only entertains but also fosters a deep sense of nostalgia and connection, reminding us of the simple joys of childhood.

Pages: 25 | ISBN : 979-8-88974-000-1

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