As Far as Love Can Go — starring Mom & her child
A bedtime story about one question: how much does Mom love you?
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“Worth buying!”
Bought this for my granddaughter to give to her mother. She was so excited to give her mom a gift with their names in it! Her mom told her she was going to keep it forever! Thanks again!
Verified Customer
United States
May 10, 2026
“Worth buying!”
Bought this for my granddaughter to give to her mother. She was so excited to give her mom a gift with their names in it! Her mom told her she was going to keep it forever! Thanks again!
Verified Customer
United States
May 10, 2026
As Far as Love Can Go: A story for [Mom's Name] & [Child's Name]
Perfect for Ages 3–7 Years Old • 28 Pages
Your little one can't sleep until they answer one question: how much does Mom love them? They compare love to ice cream, hugs, and the stars — and discover it's bigger than forever.
Fair warning: once Mom reads the last page, she's going to need a moment.
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