Book Review: "Grandpa Hugs"

Book Description

Grandmas are for kisses, and grandpas are for great big hugs! Grandpas are fun! They go on adventures, tell silly jokes, say funny things, and love to eat treats. This adorable board book celebrates how wonderful spending time with Grandpa can be!

Little ones and grandpas alike will love Grandpa Hugs, the charming, rhyming storybook about how special a grandpa can be to a child. This companion to the acclaimed Grandma Kisses celebrates grandfathers and all the love and fun they bring to the special grandkids in their lives.

Whether it is a gift from a grandfather to his grandchild, a grandchild to her grandpa, or as a sweet, creative birth announcement for a first-time grandpa, Grandpa Hugs is bound to warm the hearts of everyone who reads it.

My Review:

I am excited for Easter weekend because my dad (kids grandpa) is coming to town. He will actually get to read it and enjoy it with my kids! I know they will find it extra special to have their papa read it to them.

Each new page is a different animal doing a different activity with their grandpa. It truly is a fun book for any grandpa and his grandchild to read together!

This board book is sure to give kids and their grandpa some fun ideas to do with their grandkids from fishing to funny sayings to jokes, and of course HUGS! I will keep you posted if my dad acts out anything while reading this book because I could see that happening too!

This book is geared for kids aged 2-4 but even older kids can enjoy it! The pictures are adorable and the price is very fair at $9.99!

Thanks, Booklook program for sending me this book free of charge in exchange for an honest review. I was not paid for this review and all opinions expressed are 100% mine.

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