Jimmy Fallon
Nana Loves You More
A sweet, low-stakes read-aloud that uses gentle humor to make the abstract concept of grandparent love feel tangible and secure for toddlers.
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by Robert Andrew Parker
Picture book · ages 4–8 · 300L · 1969
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by Judith Kerr
Picture book · ages 3–7 · 380L · 2008
Warm, gently funny, and endlessly rereadable—Kerr's illustrations make Mog's confusion and the family's exasperation unmistakably clear, and kids recognize themselves in loving something imperfect.