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    Part of My Heart, by Mike Sundy | Book Spotlight

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    Part of My Heart by Mike Sundy Illustration Sansu
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    The Children’s Book Review | January 27, 2017

    Part of My Heart is an all-time bestseller on iBooks Kids with nearly a thousand five-star reviews.

    Win Artwork by Sansu

    Part of My Heart by MIke Sundy and SansuPart of My Heart

    Written by Mike Sundy

    Illustrated by Sansu

    Publisher’s Synopsis: All-Time Bestseller on iBooks Kids with nearly a thousand five-star reviews.

    A simple and heartfelt children’s book about a baby heart and where it came from. This story explains to children the emotional truth of how a new baby is made and what they mean to the parents. This is a sweet picture book for all kids, but especially ages 3-5. Also makes a charming new baby or Valentine’s Day gift. Read with your little one to share a special moment!

    Part of My Heart by Mike Sundy Illustration Sansu

    Part of My Heart Sansu Illuatration

    Ages 0-5 | Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform | 2016 | 978-1522796640

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    About the Author

    Mike Sundy writes children’s books and screenplays in the San Francisco Bay Area. He is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame and previously worked at Pixar Animation Studios. He enjoys being silly with his wife and three daughters. You can find his delightful kids books at legbug.com.

    Legbug.com | MikeSundy.blogspot.com | Twitter

    About the Illustrator

    Sansu is a children’s book writer, illustrator and animator living in the San Francisco Bay Area. Sansu means “mountain water” in Korean. Sansu studied printmaking at Hongik University in Korea and animation at the School of Art Institute of Chicago. Currently, she is working as a lighting artist at Pixar Animation Studios. Sansu’s stories express her love for life and they also explore the mystery and magic of nature. Some of her influences include Paul Klee, Yuri Norstein, and Hayao Miyazaki.

    HelloSansu.com | Facebook | Etsy | Twitter | Pinterest | Instagram

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    Bianca Schulze is the founder of The Children’s Book Review. She is a reader, reviewer, mother and children’s book lover. She also has a decade’s worth of experience working with children in the great outdoors. Combined with her love of books and experience as a children’s specialist bookseller, the goal is to share her passion for children’s literature to grow readers. Born and raised in Sydney, Australia, she now lives with her husband and three children near Boulder, Colorado.

    49 Comments

    3. Bethany Suire on

      I would love to share this book with my 3 year old little boy. It will definitely help explain to him in an appropriate way about how he came about and how his new little brother or sister is made. I love the idea of this book!

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    7. Carol Luciano on

      I will share with my daughters who in turn will share with my grandchildren. Thank you for this’d giveaway.
      Carol L

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    10. Anne H on

      I would share this with my granddaughter, she’s almost at the age of asking these kinds of questions. This book would be very helpful.

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    16. Joseph Skidmore on

      I have 3 great grand kids and I think this would be something that they might understand because of the way its written.

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    26. Penni on

      I will be sharing this with my friends’ little boy, who is awaiting the arrival of his baby sister, later this year!

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    29. Tara Kosing on

      I would share this book with my 9, 7 and 2 year old children.. maybe even the cranky teenagers if they let me 🙂

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    35. Dana on

      We have custody of two of my great nieces. They are ages 10 and 8 and are getting old enough that this is getting to be a question they present quite often. After reading it myself I would decide if it’s something I could use with educating them.

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    36. Sunnymay on

      I will share it with my 4 year old grandson and my newest grandson due in May 2017. Having 5 children, I read a lot of books to them and as they aged, they read to me using my inflections to add to the story.

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    48. Mike Sundy on

      Thanks for playing, everyone! If you didn’t win but still want the book, you can pick it up at http://heart.legbug.com.

      Congrats to all the winners! I’ll ship out your prizes shortly.

      Reply
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