Love Is A Special Way Of Feeling
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Edition: repr.,
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Wear and tear with damage
Pages: Good
What does love truly feel like? In Love Is a Special Way of Feeling, Joan Walsh Anglund answers this timeless question with the quiet wisdom of a poet and the tender vision of a gifted illustrator. Through a series of gentle, lyrical verses accompanied by her signature delicate illustrations, Anglund presents love not as a grand or distant ideal, but as an intimate, everyday warmth — the kind felt in small kindnesses, in a moment of belonging, in the simple comfort of knowing you are not alone. Anglund's work carries the rare distinction of being simultaneously simple in language and profound in emotional resonance, a quality that has earned her a devoted readership across generations. Much like her celebrated debut A Friend Is Someone Who Likes You, this volume distills complex human emotions into crystalline truths that speak to children and adults alike. It is a book that invites the reader to pause, to reflect, and to recognise love in the quiet corners of their own life — leaving one to wonder what other tender revelations Anglund has yet to share.
Author: Joan Walsh Anglund
Format: Hardback
Genre: Childrens fiction
Edition: repr.,
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Wear and tear with damage
Pages: Good
What does love truly feel like? In Love Is a Special Way of Feeling, Joan Walsh Anglund answers this timeless question with the quiet wisdom of a poet and the tender vision of a gifted illustrator. Through a series of gentle, lyrical verses accompanied by her signature delicate illustrations, Anglund presents love not as a grand or distant ideal, but as an intimate, everyday warmth — the kind felt in small kindnesses, in a moment of belonging, in the simple comfort of knowing you are not alone. Anglund's work carries the rare distinction of being simultaneously simple in language and profound in emotional resonance, a quality that has earned her a devoted readership across generations. Much like her celebrated debut A Friend Is Someone Who Likes You, this volume distills complex human emotions into crystalline truths that speak to children and adults alike. It is a book that invites the reader to pause, to reflect, and to recognise love in the quiet corners of their own life — leaving one to wonder what other tender revelations Anglund has yet to share.