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I Love You Scoop Much!
By (author) Rose Rossner, Illustrated by Kathryn Selbert
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Price: R 299.95
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Sprinkle s’more love on your little one in this deliciously sweet addition to the USA Today bestselling Punderland series! Say “I love you un-cone-ditionally†to the little one that makes your heart melt with this interactive board book full of pastel illustrations, clever rhymes, and cereal-ously cute puns. Sweet messages of love and encouragement remind little ones that they take the cake, and with a different touch-and-feel element on every page, this book will have babies and toddlers returning for seconds. Perfect for fans of I Love You Like No Otter, this book is a fudge-tastic gift for ice cream lovers and a delightful read-aloud for readers ages 0-3. It is the cherry on top of playtime, bedtime, or any bonding time with your little sweetheart! You make my heart melt. I love you scoop much! My itty-bitty cupcake with the sprinkle magic touch! Collect more sweet and funny stories from Punderland: I Love You Like No Otter, a USA Today bestseller! Donut Give Up Happy Birthday, Babycakes! Somebunny Loves You, a USA Today bestseller! I Love You a Bunch! - touch and feel I Love You a Ho-Ho Lot! - touch and feel I Love You, Spooky Boo! - touch and feel I Love You with All My Hearts! - touch and feel and more!
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Publisher | Sourcebooks, Inc
Published date | 5 Jun 2026
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Format | Board book
Pages | 12
Dimensions | 202 x 202 x 13mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 302g
ISBN | 978-1-4642-4555-8
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BISAC | juvenile nonfiction / activity books
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Normal Price | R 335.95
Price | R 318.95
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Normal Price | R 421.95
Price | R 400.95
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