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How Do You Say I Love You, Dewey Dew?

By Leslie Staub
Illustrated by Jeff Mack

By Leslie Staub
Illustrated by Jeff Mack

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Hardcover $17.95

Oct 31, 2017 | ISBN 9781629794976 | 4-8 years

How Do You Say I Love You, Dewey Dew? by Leslie Staub
Hardcover $17.95
Oct 31, 2017 | ISBN 9781629794976

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About How Do You Say I Love You, Dewey Dew?

This story featuring alien Dewey Dew is perfect to share with elementary kids, especially on Valentine’s Day!

Dewey is starting to love life on Earth, and he’d be happy to tell everyone, but there’s just one problem: he can’t pronounce the word love. This makes things difficult, especially when a classmate teases him. With the help of his understanding classmates and his teacher, Dewey finally succeeds in declaring his love for Earth and his friends.

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About Leslie Staub

Leslie Staub is the author of Time for (Earth) School, Dewey Dew and How Do You Say I Love You, Dewey Dew?. She is also the author and illustrator of Bless This House, and has illustrated various titles including Lee Bennett Hopkins’ Lives: Poems… More about Leslie Staub

About Jeff Mack

Jeff Mack is the illustrator of multiple picture books, including Bunnicula and Friends and Hurry! Hurry! He has also written and illustrated many picture books, chapter books, and early readers, including Clueless McGee, Good News Bad News, and the Hippo… More about Jeff Mack

Product Details

Category: Children’s Books

Hardcover | $17.95
Published by Astra Young Readers
Oct 31, 2017 | 32 Pages | 11 x 9 | 4-8 years | ISBN 9781629794976

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Praise

“Mack’s pencil, watercolor, and digital illustrations work in tandem with Staub’s marvelously inventive language to ensure readers understand Dewey’s Eighty-N words. And the characters’ facial expressions and posture speak volumes all on their own. A powerful message about the support of friends and defusing a bully wrapped in a sweet Valentine tale.” — Kirkus Reviews

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