· I Love You the Purplest. Written by Barbara M. Joosse illustrated by Mary Whyte. Published by Chronicle Books. Buy on www.doorway.ru Buy on Amazon. Prices as of Nov 5. Retail. $ Bookshop. $/5(2). Barbara Joosse has written many books for children. Among them are Mama, Do You Love Me?, illustrated by Barbara Lavallee; and I Love You the Purplest, illustrated by Mary Whyte. She says, "When I was a little girl, I wished for two things — a best friend, and something so ferocious it would scare away the monsters under my bed.4/5. This is a wonderful story for parents (a good gift for mothers having a second child) and allows them to see how it is possible to love multiple children, to see their unique qualities and praise them for who they are as people. This book praises the individuality of the boys and empowers each of them by showering them with their mother’s www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 2 mins.
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I love you the purplest by Barbara M. Joosse. Publication date Topics Brothers -- Fiction, Mothers and sons -- Fiction, Fishing -- Fiction Publisher Chronicle Books. I Love You the Purplest Barbara M. Joosse, Author, Mary Whyte, Illustrator, Barbara Lavallee, Illustrator Chronicle Books $ (24p) ISBN More By and About This Author. I Love You the Purplest by Barbara Joosse was a story about the love that a mother gives to her two sons. It begins with a mother following her two sons out the door, on their way to go fishing. The boys, most likely twins, ask their mother who was the best at catching worms for bait.
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