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If You Were Spaghetti: A Silly Book of Fun I Love Yous

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If you were spaghetti . . . I'd be a meatball! This fun and interactive board book is chock-full of entertaining ways to let the little ones in your life know that you love them and you’ll always be there for them, just like the classic pairings of spaghetti and meatballs, bathtubs and bubbles, or ice cream and sprinkles. Colorful pages with the Haily and Kevin Meyers’ adorable artwork, fun text, and liftable flaps hiding extra illustrations are sure to catch toddlers’ curiosity and make If You Were Spaghetti a special favorite. From the creators of Gotta Go, Buffalo . 110L

20 pages, Board Book

Published September 18, 2018

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4,236 reviews22 followers
October 22, 2019
"If you were a party, I'd be the cake." "If you were dirt, I'd be a worm." What is this supposed to mean?
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Author 4 books5 followers
August 6, 2018
What a charming lift-the-flap book. I cannot wait to share this with my granddaughter. The text is simple, concise and appealing to all ages. And the physical size of the book is perfect for toddlers to handle while being read to, while sitting in laps. If you were spaghetti, I’d be a meatball. Please add this title to your child’s library, I predict it will instantly become a favorite!
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Author 2 books9 followers
March 2, 2019
This book is so delightful! It's a lift-the-flap book that has wonderful illustrations that go with each "fun I love you." Each illustration is detailed enough to spark a child's curiosity beyond what the actual words say and can serve as a springboard into dialogue about different topics such as storms, gardening, ice cream shoppes, etc. Just a lovely little book for big imaginations.
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3,334 reviews7 followers
December 14, 2018
This was a super cute book. I loved the pictures and the simplicity. I like how it really gives kids a start on pairings (like spaghetti and meatballs).
I do think it is a book little kids would like.
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198 reviews6 followers
October 29, 2018
Very sweet tale for kids. I enjoyed the back and forth.
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4,141 reviews43 followers
September 10, 2018
From the creators of Gotta Go, Buffalo, this is a sweet book of being complementary parts of each other's lives.
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