I would like to introduce you to our Sponsor inside inside our Valentines Day Gift Guide 2021 HarperCollins Christian Publishing. They were kind enough to sent me Night Night, Valentine and Tani’s New Home: A Refugee Finds Hope and Kindness in America
Children – Night Night, Valentine by Amy Parker
(Ages 0-4; Pub Date: July 28, 2020; Jan. 26, 2021; Board Book)
Celebrate the family fun of Valentine’s Day with a young Panda Bear as little ones learn that family time together is sweet any time of year. Night Night, Valentine follows two little Pandas and their parents enjoying all the fun that Valentine’s Day brings — hanging decorations, baking treats, crafting heart-shaped cards, and savoring the warmth of a loving hug!
The perfect read-aloud for toddlers and preschoolers gives families a fun way to say goodnight and “be mine” and celebrates the special moments of family holiday activities.
Night Night, Valentine is the perfect gift to remind babies and toddlers page by page just how loved they are by parents, grandparents, and caretakers. With its emphasis on the close relationship between parent and child, this sweet story will be a family bedtime favorite.
About Amy Parker
Amy Parker has written more than sixty books for children, teens, and adults, including the best-selling A Night Night Prayer, Thank You, God, for Mommy, and Thank You, God, for Daddy.
She has collaborated with authors ranging from New York Times bestsellers to her very own son. Two of these collaborations–Firebird and Courageous Teens–are recipients of Christian Retailing’s Best Awards. But Amy’s greatest reward is being a wife to Daniel and a mom to their amazing sons, Michael and Ethan.
Tani’s New Home: A Refugee Finds Hope and Kindness in America
Ages 5-9; Pub Date: Nov. 24, 2020; Picture Book
The incredible true story of Tani Adewumi, a Nigerian refugee who garnered international news coverage after winning the New York State Chess Championship at the age of eight.
Tani’s story of finding a new life in America reminds children that perseverance and hope make a difference–and small acts of kindness can make the world a better place.
Tani was just six years old when he and his family fled persecution in Nigeria and became refugees in New York City. Tani was amazed, and a little overwhelmed, by all the new things in America.
But one new experience turned out to be the most wonderful discovery–chess! With joy and determination, Tani studied hard, practicing chess for hours on the floor of his room in the homeless shelter.
Less than a year later, he won the New York State Chess Championship, and through one act of kindness after another, found a new home. This exciting book about chess, family, and community reminds us all that home is a place where you can follow your dreams.
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Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
