The Day You Were Born by Emma Bowd and Hilary Jean Tapper

The Day You Were Born by Emma Bowd and Hilary Jean TapperEvery single day of every single year,a precious child is born to cherish and to cheer. With hope filled hearts we marvel at them all the brave, the quiet, the loud and the small. In this delightful twist on the classic nursery rhyme, Monday's Child, Emma Bowd and Hilary Jean Tapper weave a universal love letter to children, celebrating their unique qualities and the special light they bring to our lives.

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