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Amy Schwartz, author of 100 Things That Make Me Happy, returns with 100 Things I Love to Do with You. From making faces and running races to snapping beans and wearing jeans, here is a warm picture of a collection of things to do with the one you love.

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**STARRED REVIEW** The illustrations, all painted on white backgrounds and outlined in thin black lines, are pure delight in their variety and detail . . . The great variety of activities will elicit both delighted recognition and surprise; the detailed illustrations invite repeated one-on-one viewing. --School Library Journal A rollicking, rhyming read-aloud gives kids ideas for things to do with someone else. --Kirkus Reviews Focused on the enjoyment of micromoments in time, Schwartz does an equally amazing job with the illustrations to create an overall feeling of intimacy by celebrating simple acts of mindfulness. --Midwest Book Review Lighthearted repetition ( Stick stickers, Scoot scooters, Toast toast ) will draw smiles among young readers, and the sheer variety of activities represented ensures that children of all types--rowdy, contemplative, mischievous, sporty, imaginative, always hungry--will find some of their own loves among the 100 Schwartz includes. --Publishers Weekly

"A rollicking, rhyming read-aloud gives kids ideas for things to do with someone else. * Kirkus Reviews * Lighthearted repetition (“Stick stickers,” “Scoot scooters,” “Toast toast”) will draw smiles among young readers, and the sheer variety of activities represented ensures that children of all types—rowdy, contemplative, mischievous, sporty, imaginative, always hungry—will find some of their own “loves” among the 100 Schwartz includes. * Publishers Weekly * **STARRED REVIEW** ""The illustrations, all painted on white backgrounds and outlined in thin black lines, are pure delight in their variety and detail . . . The great variety of activities will elicit both delighted recognition and surprise; the detailed illustrations invite repeated one-on-one viewing."" * School Library Journal * Focused on the enjoyment of micromoments in time, Schwartz does an equally amazing job with the illustrations to create an overall feeling of intimacy by celebrating simple acts of mindfulness. * Midwest Book Review *"

A rollicking, rhyming read-aloud gives kids ideas for things to do with someone else. -- Kirkus Reviews Focused on the enjoyment of micromoments in time, Schwartz does an equally amazing job with the illustrations to create an overall feeling of intimacy by celebrating simple acts of mindfulness. -- Midwest Book Review Lighthearted repetition ( Stick stickers, Scoot scooters, Toast toast ) will draw smiles among young readers, and the sheer variety of activities represented ensures that children of all types--rowdy, contemplative, mischievous, sporty, imaginative, always hungry--will find some of their own loves among the 100 Schwartz includes. -- Publishers Weekly **STARRED REVIEW** The illustrations, all painted on white backgrounds and outlined in thin black lines, are pure delight in their variety and detail . . . The great variety of activities will elicit both delighted recognition and surprise; the detailed illustrations invite repeated one-on-one viewing. -- School Library Journal

"**STARRED REVIEW** ""The illustrations, all painted on white backgrounds and outlined in thin black lines, are pure delight in their variety and detail . . . The great variety of activities will elicit both delighted recognition and surprise; the detailed illustrations invite repeated one-on-one viewing.""--School Library Journal ""A rollicking, rhyming read-aloud gives kids ideas for things to do with someone else."" --Kirkus Reviews ""Focused on the enjoyment of micromoments in time, Schwartz does an equally amazing job with the illustrations to create an overall feeling of intimacy by celebrating simple acts of mindfulness.""--Midwest Book Review ""Lighthearted repetition (""Stick stickers,"" ""Scoot scooters,"" ""Toast toast"") will draw smiles among young readers, and the sheer variety of activities represented ensures that children of all types--rowdy, contemplative, mischievous, sporty, imaginative, always hungry--will find some of their own ""loves"" among the 100 Schwartz includes.""--Publishers Weekly"

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Amy Schwartz (1954 - 2023) wrote a number of award-winning picture books, including the 100 Things series. She created two New York Times Best Illustrated Children’s Books of the Year and a Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year. She won the Christopher Award, the Charlotte Zolotow Award, and the National Jewish Book Award, among others.

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