I Love You Even When Book Review


I have gotten to write reviews on quite a few kids books. I love how most of the books have such cute animals and other graphics. I know that my kids have loved these books. They have brought about some interesting conversations. Another book written by this lady is I Love You All The Same. We have 1 adopted daughter and even though we do not treat her any different nor does she get treated like she is different, this might be good for when she is old enough to understand. We have lots of friends that are foster parents and or adoptive parents. Each child understands things differently. This book shows that no matter what....blonde, red headed, skinny, chunky, tall, short, white, black or purple, you are all the same. God loves you no matter what!

Also "God loves you even when you both are quite the sticky mess". 1 of the little bears smears honey on one of the other bears. That is a good lesson on the love of God and of your parents. Just because we ground you or discipline you for doing wrong does not mean that we don't love you!


I Love You All the Same by Donna Keith and illustrated by Allison Edgson has succeeded in helping parents tell their children how much they love each of them—no matter how different they may be. Parents and grandparents looking for a book that teaches children about loving discipline and unconditional love will enjoy this delightful new book.





You can purchase this book from amazon for $7.21

http://www.amazon.com/I-Love-You-Even-When/dp/0718036441/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1438632374&sr=8-1&keywords=I+love+you+even+when

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  1. donnadkeith1959September 1, 2015 at 7:16 PM

    Thank you for endorsing my books! I had so much fun writing them and am so grateful others see the importance of the messages in them. I love that you have other kids who call you mom and dad. How precious! Having two adoptive grandchildren has been such a blessing in our lives. May God richly bless you and your family! Donna Keith

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