I Love You All Year Round: Four Classic Guess How Much I Love You Stories

Author: Sam Mcbratney Series: The World of Emily Windsnap

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The adorable hares from the classic Guess How Much I Love You are back in this gorgeous reissue collection containing four seasonal short stories.

Big and Little Nutbrown Hare, from the multi-million-selling picture book Guess How Much I Love You, return in these four stories: Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. Each captivating tale is seasonally themed and beautifully illustrated – perfect for sharing with your very own Little Nutbrown Hare, no matter the time of year!

Critic Reviews

his book is such a lovely treat […] I adore each of the illustrations showing both Little and Big Nutbrown Hare in various positions together. The Strawberry Post

About the Author

Sam McBratney

Sam McBratney was a primary and secondary school teacher for a number of years, before becoming a full-time author. He is the award-winning author of the multi-million selling picture book phenomenon Guess How Much I Love You. He lives in Ireland.

Anita Jeram

Born in Portsmouth, 1965, Anita worked in a variety of jobs after leaving school (in a factory and a kennel) before becoming a children’s book illustrator. Anita is married to a palaeontologist and has three children and a menagerie of animals, including cats, dogs, rabbits, toads, a lizard, a snake and a tortoise. She lives in Northern Ireland, and hopes, eventually, to set up a wildlife sanctuary there. As an artist Anita did a foundation course in visual studies at Manchester Polytechnic, followed by a degree course in illustration. Her first book, “Bill’s Belly Button”, was published a year after she graduated. Anita is best known for her illustrations for the picture book “Guess How Much I Love You”, which was shortlisted for the 1994 Kurt Maschler Award, and is now one of the world’s best-selling picture books. Illustrating was a labour of love, she says. “Every time I read this book, I want to cry. The story reminds me so much of my own son, who often plays this kind of game with when it’s time for bed.” In 2004, Anita reunited with “Guess How Much I Love You” author Sam McBratney to produce the follow-up, “You’re All My Favourites”.