Out-of-print books may be found in libraries or the used book market. Both Amazon and BookFinder.com are helpful sources.

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  • Love Is A Special Way of Feeling

  Anglund, Joan Walsh
  Harcourt Brace & World, Inc, 1960
  New York, New York
  

  Good description of love for children and all ages

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  • What Color Is Love?

  Anglund, Joan Walsh
  Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc, 1966
  New York, New York
  

  Gentle introduction to the many manifestations of diversity for children and all ages

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  • Do You Love Someone?

  Anglund, Joan WAlsh
  Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc., 1871
  New York, New York
  

  Sweet exploration showing importance of love for young children.

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  Hearts, Cupids, and Red Roses: The Story of Valentine Symbols

  Barth, Edna
  Clarion Ticknor & Fields: A Houghton Miflin Company, 1974, 2001
  

  Everything you ever wanted to know about things related to Valentine's Day; for older elementary children and other curious people.

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  • Walking Hand-in-Hand

  Schulz, Charles M.
  Determined Publications, 1979, 2018
  San Francisco, California
  

  Classic Charles Schulz, each page with a short example of love, illustrated with Peanuts characters. All ages.

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  All for Love

  Tudor, Tasha, editor
  Philomel Books; Simon & Schuster, 1984, reprint 2000
  New York, New York
  

  Anthology organized into 11 categories of love: secret, enduring, family, in absence, and more. Really an adult book, but some is appropriate for older children. Classic Tasha Tudor illustrations.

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  Love: Quotations from the Heart

  Running Press, 1990, 1999
  Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  

  Mini book with a single short quotation per page; wide variety of author's quoted.

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