With nearly endless variations, Prasadam-Halls has made hugging into a zoo of opportunity for passing the love around. * School Library Journal * Both tender and comic. . .[ with] an eminently huggable ending. * Publishers Weekly * . . . beautifully illustrated facial expressions and the buoyant, clever lines of verse render this book a hilarious and whimsical ride sure to delight both children and the adults who read to them. . . A delightfully silly celebration of familial love. * Kirkus Reviews * The roly-poly pair are delightfully expressive and adorable, and the sentiments expressed are those caregivers appreciate and celebrate in their children. * Kirkus Reviews, on YOU MAKE ME HAPPY * The last lines, echoing the premise of the whole book, will be reassuring to most. . . . Sweet. * Kirkus Reviews, on I'LL NEVER LET YOU GO * Another sweet book bearing a message of unconditional love and support. . . . The gender-neutral animal pairs could easily represent a number of close relationships, from parent and child to grandparent and grandchild to an older and younger sibling. . . . A perfect choice for one-on-one sharing and a comforting bedtime story. * School Library Journal, on I'LL NEVER LET YOU GO * Prasadam-Halls's rhymed couplets have a pleasing lilt. . . . The gender-neutral, cross-species portrait of affection gives the book the potential for broad appeal--the animals' relationship could easily be between a single or adoptive parent and his or her child, or also between two close friends. * Publishers Weekly, on I LOVE YOU NIGHT AND DAY * Brown's soft, full-spread artwork nicely matches Prasadam-Halls's brief rhyming verse. . . . This gentle, reassuring story is a calming tale just right for family or group sharing. * School Library Journal, on I LOVE YOU NIGHT AND DAY * Tender and comic . . . eminently huggable * Publishers Weekly *
