You Are My Rainbow

by Rose Rossner, Sejung Kim (Illustrator)

Overview

Celebrate the blessing of your rainbow baby with a heartwarming story about the grace of never-ending love for babies and toddlers!

Every child is a precious gift from God. Featuring heartfelt rhymes and gorgeous baby animal illustrations, You Are My Rainbow is an inspirational story about welcoming the little one who has answered your prayers. Perfect for soon-to-be and new parents, special rainbow babies, and anyone celebrating their little ones, this touching Christian board book makes a wonderful read aloud that families will treasure for years to come.

Why readers love You Are My Rainbow:

• Perfect for babies and toddlers ages 0 to 3. Made for their little hands!
• Makes a great Christian gift for baby showers, baptisms, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Valentine's Day, Easter baskets, or any time of the year!
• A sweet story for kids, great for expressing God's love and how much someone means to you.

You are my rainbow, the prayer of my heart.

My precious little one, I've loved you from the start.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781728233390
Publisher:	Sourcebooks
Publication date:	06/01/2021
Pages:	24
Sales rank:	412,791
Product dimensions:	9.10(w) x 6.20(h) x 0.70(d)
Lexile:	AD500L (what's this?)
Age Range:	3 Months to 3 Years

About the Author

ROSE ROSSNER is a writer and children's book author who lives with her son and her husky named Dino.

Editorial Reviews

"A sweet retread of a timeless and universal theme. " — Kirkus Reviews

From the Publisher

2021-12-03
A caregiver’s love for a child is poetically expressed using a variety of nature and weather metaphors.

Each page of rhyming text features a different setting and caregiver-and-offspring animal pair. “You are my snowfall / dancing to and fro. / Swirling all around, / where you go, I go,” reads the verse on one spread showing a fox and its pup against a background of soft purples, blues, and pristine snow. The rest of the text follows this pattern, using the sun, moon, a mountain, rain, and more. God is mentioned once, and a few other related words appear like blessand prayer, although no specific religion is identified. The soft, diaphanous illustrations are soothing and inviting. The animals look extra-cuddly, and the scenery is so warm it often appears to glow. The ending comes full circle: The giraffes who at the beginning of the book observe two birds flying, find them nested with their little blue egg—an image of new life and new love continuing. For all its charms, this offering adds little new to the love-letter-to-a-child board-book niche, and the rhymes are sometimes awkward to read aloud.

A sweet retread of a timeless and universal theme. (Board book. 0-2)

Kirkus Reviews