“I See You And You See Me is brilliantly illustrated; the colors are vibrant. This is a wonderful book to read to your child. It depicts the love that a child has for the outdoors as she watches over her surrounding and the love of a mother as she watches over her daughter playing. ”
M. Mosely
“I See You And You See Me Love how it helps develop understanding with feelings. ”
Tiphany
“I See You And You See Me I am very happy to see a story about a little girl that looks like mine. ”
I. R.
“I See You And You See Me is so adorable. You can act it out. The book itself has a good feel to it.”
Shana
“"I See You And You See Me" I like that the book focused on being noticed, some children don't feel like they are seen. My favorite part in the book was, "I love you and you love me too and you watch with love, everything that I do."”
B. Thomas
“I love your poetry books! They are all great.”
Tracey
“Love of Chocolate"out of Seriously Silly. Nora, I Love Chocolate too! What a way to celebrate the select group of us who are true chocolate lovers. A beautiful tribute to my favorite candy.”
R. Thompson
“Regarding Seriously Silly...I love all of them! Especially Tooth Fairy, Hair Stylist Needed.”
Kristin
“Your really good at this.”
Naiyla
“Charnora has written delightful poems even children as young as 3 can relate to. Familiar activities such as losing a tooth, eating vegetables, going to church, and playing outside are cleverly rhymed with a childlike sense of humor. Whether you read these to your children or grandchildren in person or over the phone, they are assured to elate giggles!”
Cecelia
“I love your books! You are talented and insightful; they make me laugh! So enjoyable! ”
Catherine
“I enjoyed them both especially "Seriously Silly." The flossing, alarm and online poems are my favs. Kudos!”
Dave
“Another cute poetry book for kids! The author never seizes to amaze me. Every short story in the book can relate to not only children, but also adults in their adolescence years. The one that stuck with me and really had me smiling was "Shoo Fly". That poor fly was talking about me in that poem! Makes me think twice now about squashing a fly on my wall. Very cute book and the name of it couldn't be any better. The author sure did leave something behind besides clean teeth!”
Brittany
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