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was very good introductory book, It explained the concept of Valentines Day and what it means to share the love, Wether that be with friends or family or an everyday person you see, it taught the audience what Valentines Day is about.
However, in terms of a good plot, this book lacked that, It was very linear story line about Valentines Day with no conflict or resolution, The book followed the main character around making and giving Valentines to her friends, The illustrations and pop outs grabbed

the attention of the audience, which was my favorite part, Again, it was a very good introductory book that I would recommend to kids under the Kindergarten age : What is Valentine's Day Little Mouse asks.
This lifttheflap book introduces children to the lovefilled holiday, Follow Little Mouse as she makes and delivers valentines to her friends, family, and the bunny rabbit next door, There's even a surprise at the end for Little Mouse, Full color. Harriet Ziefert grew up in North Bergen, New Jersey, where she attended the local schools, She graduated from Smith College, then received a Masters degree in Education from New York University, For many years, Ziefert was an elementary school teacher, She taught most grades from kindergarten to fifth grade, I liked it, she said, but she stopped teaching when she had her own sons, When her children were older, Ziefert wanted a bigger arena for her work, She went to work at a publishing company, Scholastic in New York City, developing materials for teachers guides for kindergarten language arts and social studies programs.
About twelve years ago, says Ziefert in ainterview, I tried to get a job as an editor, but no one would hire Harriet Ziefert grew up in North Bergen, New Jersey, where she attended the local schools.
She graduated from Smith College, then received a Masters degree in Education from New York University, For many years, Ziefert was an elementary school teacher, She taught most grades from kindergarten to fifth grade, "I liked it," she said, but she stopped teaching when she had her own sons, When her children were older, Ziefert wanted "a bigger arena" for her work, She went to work at a publishing company, Scholastic in New York City, developing materials for teacher's guides for kindergarten language arts and social studies programs.
"About twelve years ago," says Ziefert in ainterview, "I tried to get a job as an editor, but no one would hire me as a trade editor.
So I decided to write my own books, " Since then, she has written several hundred books, mostly picture books and easy to read books, "I write books very quickly," she says, "in about twelve hours, I rewrite them three times over three days, and then they're done, " She writes about twenty books a year, sitelink.