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Author: Paulette Bourgeois
    ISBN: 043933876X  
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  Book Title: Franklin Says I Love You
Book Description
Every year, Franklin makes a nice birthday present for his mother, but this year, he wants to give her something really special. The problem is, he doesn¹t have enough money to buy her the fancy present he thinks she deserves. What should he do? Franklin seeks advice from his family and friends, combines all their suggestions, and adds on a special gift of his very own ­ the words, ³I love you.²

Franklin Says I Love You

FROM THE PUBLISHER

Every year, Franklin makes a nice birthday present for his mother, but this year, he wants to give her something really special. The problem is, he doesn't have enough money to buy her the fancy present he thinks she deserves. What should he do? Franklin seeks advice from his family and friends, combines all their suggestions, and adds on a special gift of his very own ¿¿¿ the words, "I love you."

FROM THE CRITICS

Children's Literature - Julie Eick Granchelli

Franklin the turtle has best friends, the best-stuffed dog, the best goldfish and the best mother. So, when he finds out that his mother's birthday is the next day, he tries to find the best present. Franklin asks Bear, Snail, Beaver and Goose for suggestions. They offer several ideas and Franklin does them all. On the morning of her birthday he brings her breakfast in bed, gives her a handmade brooch, draws her a special picture and cuts fresh flowers from the garden! And then Franklin gives his mom the best gift; he gives her a great big hug, kisses and says, "I love you." This is a sweet book for Franklin fans. The message is as clear as the bright, colorful drawings that accompany the text. 2002, Kids Can Press,

 
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