I Love You

by Shige Chen, Pia Valentinis (Illustrator), Mario Onnis (Illustrator)

A young girl's three words escape and voyage around the globe, mending hearts and raising spirits. This imaginative tale of flight shows just how far a little love can go.

A universal story about love created by the collaboration between a Chinese writer and two Italian illustrators.

Genres: Picture Books

36 pages, Hardcover

First published May 1, 2018

Reviews

[Villain E]

A pretty picture book which might appeal more to adults. A boy and girl are hanging out. The girl says "I love you," but it gets carried away on the wind. Instead of just saying it again, she chases after it. She chases it for awhile but doesn't catch it. The we shift to following the "I love you" as it travels around the world, brightening peoples' days and eventually making it back to the girl and boy.

[Sarah Threlkeld]

Lovely story about the power of three little words.

[Miss Pippi the Librarian]

The journey of finding the words, "I love you."

[Thomas Bell]

Not the book for me. Very weird idea and kind-of weird artwork.

[Patricia Q]

I loved the story and the beautiful illustrations.