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- ISBN 9781529534153
- Weight: 270g
- Dimensions: 150 x 130mm
- Publication Date: 13 Aug 2026
- Publisher: Walker Books Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
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The perfect first gift for toddlers from the beloved bestselling classic – join Little Nutbrown Hare on a joyful journey of shapes, filled with wonder and love!
Guess How Much I Love You has sold more than 61.5 million copies and been translated into 57 languages worldwide. It has become a timeless way to express love that’s simply too big to measure. Whatever the occasion or season, there’s a Guess How Much I Love You book for everyone!
From the creators of the timeless classic Guess How Much I Love You comes a delightful new series introducing first concepts to the youngest readers. Designed in a sturdy, easy-to-hold board book format, these books celebrate curiosity, discovery and the joy of learning through play – making them the perfect companions for little hands and growing minds.
Guess How Much I Love You: Shapes invites toddlers to discover the excitement of the shapes around them with Little Nutbrown Hare. From square and circle to triangle and oval, each page pairs gentle words with Anita Jeram’s warm watercolours, encouraging little ones to spot the shapes and learn through play. A tender, timeless introduction to early concepts and shared storytime joy.
Sam McBratney (1943-2020) was the author of one of the world’s best loved and bestselling picture books, Guess How Much I Love You. Sam won the Bass Ireland Arts Prize, the ABBY Award (USA), the Sliveren Griffel (Netherlands) and the Bisto Award, twice. He also wrote the bestselling You’re All My Favourites and the follow-up to Guess How Much I Love You, Will You Be My Friend?, and many other books for children.
Anita Jeram is the highly acclaimed illustrator of the globally adored picture book Guess How Much I Love You, as well as You're All My Favourites and I Love My Little Storybook, which she also wrote, and Skip to the Loo, My Darling! written by Sally Lloyd-Jones. Anita Jeram lives in Northern Ireland.
