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The Warmest Place of All 8 x 10, 32 pgs - hard cover
Licia Rando
Illustrated by Anne Jewett

Summary Sophie wants to find the warmest place of all after a fun, snowy day outside. But no matter where her mother suggests she warm up, the cold chill of winter seems to settle back into her bones. Ideal for cozying up, The Warmest Place of All is sure to become a bedtime favorite and warm the hearts of little ones as they wait to see if Ana finds the warmest place of all. Ages 3 to 8.

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Product rating Product rating Voting Select your rating... Excellent! Very good Good Fair Poor Rate It!  Customer Reviews Author: ForeWord Magazine In The Warmest Place of All by Licia Rando (Pleasant St. Press, 978-0-9792035-8-9), little Sophie comes in from a day of fun in the snow. Her snowwoman is finished and she's taken off her wet socks and snow pants, but she just can't get warm. Mama tells her that the kitchen is the warmest place, and readers will agree that the kitchen, drawn by illustrator Anne Jewett, with its honey-colored walls, bubbling pots, and steaming hot cocoa, looks very warm indeed. But Sophie still can't feel her toes. She gets in a warm bath with bubbles that cover the page, but the family dog opens the door and lets in a draft. Sophie and Mama go in search of the warmest place. Sophie snuggles with blankets and cuddles with her huge dog, and finally finds that the warmest place of all is between her Mama and Daddy in their bed across the hall. The sweet story, smiling characters, and cozy illustrations will make grown-ups and little ones want to snuggle up as they read this one together. ForeWord Magazine 10/21/2009 Author: NewPages.com/bookreviews This children’s picture book follows Sophie’s search for the warmest place in her house after spending time outside playing in the snow. Ultimately, the warmest place is snuggled up next to her parents in their bed during the middle of the night. The story is light and sweet while the illustrations are delightful and fun. Altogether, a great book for bedtime. Jessica Powers - http://www.newpages.com/bookreviews/2009_10/oct2009_book_reviews.htm