Guess How Much I Love You in the Autumn
By Sam McBratney
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Guess How Much I Love You in the Autumn brings Little Nutbrown Hare’s familiar curiosity to a world of crisp air, swirling leaves and cosy mischief. Sam McBratney and Anita Jeram keep the mood gentle and affectionate, with just enough playful surprise to stop this seasonal outing becoming merely a leaf-spotting exercise. A lovely choice for quiet shared reading, especially for children who enjoy warm parent-and-child stories.
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What is Guess How Much I Love You in the Autumn about?
Little Nutbrown Hare delights in the crisp autumn air, chasing swirling leaves and exploring the changing landscape. As he plays, he discovers a surprise that leads to a playful game with Big Nutbrown Hare, highlighting the joy and warmth of their bond amidst the beauty of the season.
About the author
Sam McBratney was a much-loved author from Northern Ireland, best known for writing the heart-warming book 'Guess How Much I Love You'. His gentle stories and memorable characters have been enjoyed by children all around the world. Sam loved to inspire young readers with tales about friendship, love, and the wonders of the world.
Discussion ideas around Guess How Much I Love You in the Autumn
Autumn discoveries: What changes do Little Nutbrown Hare and Big Nutbrown Hare notice around them in autumn, and which change would you most like to explore?
Playful surprises: How does the surprise in the story turn into a game, and what kind of autumn game could you invent?
Showing love: How do the two hares show that they care about each other without simply saying ‘I love you’?
Big and little: What can Little Nutbrown Hare do because he is small, and what can Big Nutbrown Hare do because he is big?
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2008
First published
2007
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