With a die-cut heart that gets bigger and bigger on every spread, this tender board book shines a light on all the ways a parent's love for their children grows more and more each day.

Illustrations and simple text reveal what fathers like through how they play with their babies.

"An instant bestseller when it was published in 1938, this Pulitzer Prize winner has been beloved by readers of all ages for the last eighty years. Set in the 1870s, this classic story of one family and their wild, hard, and satisfying life in remote central Florida is a rich and varied tale. The Yearling is tender in its understanding of childhood, filled with excitement of the backwoods hunt and vivid descriptions of the countryside, and written...

Grey wolf father and son sing to each other one night before being startled by noises in the bushes.

A parent and child share the telling of a story about a giant bunny who eats carrots--and maybe trucks and bridges (according to the child).

A baby makes various sounds as he explores the world around him.

A polar bear reassures a cub by describing what a polar bear is and does, and promising to lovingly teach such necessary skills as hunting and walking securely on ice.

A parent describes everything there is to love about a child, from a stretch and yawn in the morning to dreams at night.

A boy whose parents are preoccupied with preparations for a new baby imagines what life would be like if he could have new parents.

A child provides instructions for putting tired parents to bed.