A baker's dozen of whimsical Valentine's greetings with witty illustrations to extend the fun: ""Be my valentine. Yours 'til...

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YOURS 'TIL THE ICE CRACKS: A Book of Valentines

A baker's dozen of whimsical Valentine's greetings with witty illustrations to extend the fun: ""Be my valentine. Yours 'til the dinosaur drops"" reads the message facing a dinosaur that has just fallen into a heart-shaped, heffalump-style trap, while a caveman and -woman look on; a grass-covered, heart-shaped divot, evidently from the top of the trap, graces the facing page. ""Yours 'til the moon melts"" sounds like a longer-lived affection, until the illustration of a heart pattern shoveled in the snow beneath just a sliver of moon is considered. A lawnmower, a skywriter, a wrecking ball, and even a tightrope fashion hearts on other pages, but the message is consistent: affection is fun, but it's also ephemeral. Entertainingly offbeat.

Pub Date: Jan. 30, 1992

ISBN: N/A

Page Count: 32

Publisher: HarperCollins

Review Posted Online: N/A

Kirkus Reviews Issue: Nov. 1, 1991

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