Melvin's Valentine

Have you ever received a valentine from an anonymous sender? Melvin did and he is scared because he really wants to know who the mysterious sender is. As he travels around, he asks various buddies; Kat, Jack, Pete, Lucy and Pat if they sent the card. Each denies that he or she was the mysterious sender. In the background of several pictures, little Rita keeps going "beep, beep." But Melvin seems clueless. Finally, she catches up with him and thanks him for showing everyone her valentine. Now Melvin is happy, the sender is no longer a mystery. However, what is not really clear is whether this was a valentine from Rita to Melvin or a valentine that Rita had received and shared with him. The kids who enjoy this holiday as well as the "Truck town" series may find this tale amusing. A Level 1 book in the "Ready-To-Roll" series, this title features a simple story, and reasonably long sentences.
This Valentines kids book is for children reading levels ages 4-8.
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Melvin's Valentine

Love, Ruby Valentine

Ruby Valentine lives in Heartland with her bird, Lovebird. Naturally, her favorite day is Valentine's Day and she spends the whole year preparing for it. In a flurry of activity, she bakes heart-shaped cookies, makes glittery cards, and fills up goody bags. She and Lovebird work morning, noon, and night right up until the day before Valentine's Day, when they load up her wagon with mounds of gifts. But they are so tired that once they fall asleep they cannot wake up the next morning. In fact, morning, afternoon and evening go by without Ruby Valentine. What will happen when she attempts to deliver her valentine greetings a day behind? What will Ruby and her friends learn about the right day to say "I love you"? Colorful illustrations of Ruby, Lovebird, and the town will delight readers.
This Valentines kids book is for children reading levels ages 4-8.
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Love, Ruby Valentine

Valentines Are For Saying I Love You

This book is what Valentine's Day is all about. I bought it for my adult sisters, adult sons, and preschool age grandchildren. I hear so often people complaining about what they didn't get on Valentine's Day. This book shows that Valentine's Day is about giving, not about getting. The little girl in the book makes special valentines for all of the people she loves and one by one gives the valentines to family members, friends, and even her dog. It is a joyful book that shows the true meaning of the day. It makes a wonderful valentine for adults too at a reasonable cost.

Valentines Are For Saying I Love You