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Always Carry Me With You

Hervé Éparvier
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Pages
32
Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Ivy Kids Eco

About

In this sweet love letter a father tells his daughter he wishes he were a humble pebble. Then she could carry him in her pocket, reminding her for always how much he loves her.

“A stone can be beautiful.” “A stone can live forever.”
“A stone can be used to skim over water, leaving round ripples on the surface.”
“A stone can come from your backyard, or from as far as outer space!”
“A stone can be BIG like a mountain, or small like a pebble.”

Through his imagination, he shows her the beauty and magic to be found in such a seemingly ordinary, humble object.

But above all, he tells her he dreams of being a little stone pebble – all smooth, and round, and soft, sitting snugly at the bottom of her pocket. A little pebble she can hold so tightly in her hand, to keep her company, to give her comfort, to make her feel brave and safe. A little pebble she can always carry with her – like a lucky charm, and a symbol of his love, which will always be with her.

Related Subjects

  • Parents
  • Family
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Father's Day
  • Holidays & Celebrations
  • Emotions & Feelings
  • Social Themes

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