There seems to be a slight avalanche of books lately with advice for children - often either for a boy or for a girl but of course many are for both too. Lots of these, I think, will appeal to adults more than children themselves. Perhaps the publishers are aiming at grandparents or godparents or other close relatives who are looking for a book to gift to a new baby or young child.
This gift is for you reads like a poem. Kirkus say it feels like an extended greeting card. Here is Emily Winfield Martin's web page. I previously talked about her novel Snow and Rose.
Here is part of the text from "This gift is for you".
This gift is for you:
Just something little and out of the blue.
This is a thing that's true:
The best treasures fit in a pocket (or two).
This is a thing I know:
If we watch the world closely ...Magic will show.
Sp I'll give you this world like a lucky blue stone ...
The gift of alone ... And not being alone.
Emily Winfield Martin has another book in this genre:
You could pair this with one of these:
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