The Giant Hug
The Giant Hug by Sandra Horning, published by Alfred A. Knopf in 2005, is a delightful children’s book that spans 32 pages. This engaging story explores the creative ways to send a hug to a loved one who lives far away, featuring a series of humorous and heartfelt exchanges between various animals. The charming text is complemented by Valeri Gorbachev’s whimsical illustrations, making it an enjoyable read for young audiences.
Readers will find that The Giant Hug combines elements of family connections and emotions, presenting a lighthearted narrative that encourages sharing affection despite distance. The book’s playful approach to the theme of sending hugs is both entertaining and educational, making it suitable for read-aloud sessions. With its delightful twist at the end, this edition promises to engage children and inspire them to think about the ways they express love and connection.
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How do you give your granny a hug when she lives far away? Send it through the mail, of course!
Owen’s hug travels across the country in a series of hilarious, sometimes awkward, always heartfelt embraces between animals of different shapes and sizes. Valeri Gorbachev’s adorable artwork pairs beautifully with Sandra Horning’s charming text, and makes for a fun, funny, and educational read-aloud. An unexpected twist at the end will delight readers and have kids asking for this book again and again.
“From the Hardcover edition.”
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