Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Love Your Heart by Tim McGraw



Love Your Heart by Tim McGraw and Tom Douglas

Publisher: Thomas Nelson
Ages: 4 – 10
Price: Hardcover $16.99


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The second book in Tim McGraw’s My Little Girl series is a heartwarming story of a little girl’s selfless act of kindness.


Tim McGraw and songwriter Tom Douglas once again join forces to write another book about the precocious Katie and her dad. Katie has many talents, but she wonders which one will win her school’s talent show. With the help of Dad and her faithful dog Palio, and after several amusing mishaps, Katie finally chooses one talent that includes Palio. But at the talent show, she decides to drop out of the contest to help her friend, showing kindness is the best talent of all. Katie’s proud dad reassures her that she did the best thing and that while he loves many things about her, he loves her heart most of all.


Tim McGraw is: dad of three daughters, husband to Faith Hill, Country music superstar, Grammy Winner, American Music Award Winner, People's Choice Winner, highest grossing tour in history (with wife, Faith Hill), and has sold more than 35 million albums. Yet, beneath all the accolades beats the heart of a dad who immensely loves his family.

Tom Douglas is a singer-songwriter who graduated from Oglethorpe University and received an MBA from Georgia State University. He is the writer of hits “Little Rock” by Collin Raye, “The Gift” by Jim Brickman, “Love’s the Only House” by Martina McBride, and “Grown Men Don’t Cry” by Tim McGraw. He and his wife have three children.


Ella just loves this fun book! She laughed throughout the book at the mishaps that Katie encounters as she is searching for her talent to showcase in the school's talent show. Not only is this a great story but the illustrations are amazing as well! This is such a heart warming story that tells a wonderful message! We highly recommend this book to everyone!

Disclosure: Mama Buzz and reviewers received a complimentary copy of this book for review purposes.


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