• Theme: Love, Emotions, Family bonds, Everyday life

• Tone: A tender and reassuring story that fills the heart with warmth.

• Age: 3–6 years old

It is the ideal choice for bedtime, as its calm flow and positive messages prepare the child for a peaceful sleep. It is also an excellent tool for parents and educators who want to talk to children about empathy and the value of the little things in life.

• Helps children recognize love not as an abstract concept, but as acts of care and devotion.
  

• Features wonderful, gentle illustrations that perfectly complement the text and keep young readers engaged.

• Cultivates security and self-confidence, emphasizing that love is always present in every small gesture.

• Strengthens the emotional bond between parent and child through the process of shared reading.

• Use it as an opportunity to create a "ritual of love" every night, mentioning a moment of the day when you felt love.

• Focus on the images and ask the child to describe the feelings of the characters, enhancing their visual perception and empathy.

• Discuss: About which actions of others make us feel good and how we can show our love to our friends or family.

• Ask the child: "For you, what color is love?", "At what moment today did you feel like you were getting a big hug?"

• Play/Create: Make a "love box" where you can put drawings or notes with things that made you smile during the day.

Sally Grindley is a multi-award-winning children's book author from Great Britain, known for her ability to address sensitive topics with simplicity and depth. She has written dozens of books that have been translated into many languages, winning awards such as the Smarties Prize Gold Award. Her writing is characterized by directness and an understanding of children's psychology. The illustrator Milo So, originally from Hong Kong, is renowned for her distinctive style that combines classic aesthetics with a contemporary perspective, creating images that exude calmness and emotion.