Children's Book Review: Mommy Whispers by Jenny Lee Sulpizio

ISBN: 978-0-60420-013-8
Published: December 23, 2010
Pages: 34
Keywords: children, family, child rearing, parenting, relationships
Audience Level: All ages
Genres: Family, family relationships
Price: $12.95

Summary:

Mommy Whispers is a keepsake children's book that depicts the special relationship between a mother and her daughter through each stage of their lives and ultimately, the power of prayer and faith in God through it all.

My Review:

5 stars out of 5

"Your are God's gift to me, forever you will be."  This quote is repeated through this beautifully written book about a mother talking to her daughter, from the moment she is born to the time she is about to have a daughter of her own. 

I am so happy to have learned about this book and had an opportunity to read it.  I will definitely be sharing this book with Savannah as she gets older.  It truly is a keepsake to be treasured for years to come.  This book does a wonderful job in showing the special relationship between a mother and her daughter and will fill your heart with love each time you read it.

The illustrations are also amazing.  Peg Lozier captured the true essence of the love between a mother and daughter through the various stages of their lives beautifully.  I especially loved the wedding and older years illustrations.  The detail given to each illustrations is amazing.

About the Author:

Jenny Lee Sulpizio, M.S., is a wife, business owner and mother of three residing in Boise, Idaho. She is an alumnus of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and Kansas State University and enjoys tapping into her creative side whenever she gets the chance. She is actively involved at her church, her children’s school, and in her community. Mommy Whispers is her first publication.

About the Illustrator:

Peg Lozier is an award winning portrait painter and illustrator whose work is known for color, whimsy, and a sense of fun. Raised in Boulder, Colorado, she now lives with a plethora of pets in Las Vegas, Nevada. More of her work may be seen at www.peglozier.com.

Disclosure:  I was sent a copy of this book by the author in order to write up an honest review.  The views above are mine and mine alone.