Full, Full, Full of Love

This is such a sweet book about a little boy spending time with his grandma while she prepares the Sunday family meal. There's a lovely repetition to each section, but it's not a rhyming book, if that's what you're expecting. I'm especially happy to be able to add more diverse books to our collection, so our little one can experience other types of families and characters who don't necessarily look like her. The details about the food they eat during the meal add a really nice specificity - and will make your mouth water while reading! My LO loves hearing this book at bedtime and we enjoy reading it to her.

My 6 year old, who at the time of the delivery of the book, had professed reading books on his own, loved the book. He allowed me to read it to him first and then he read it back to me. It was an easy read for beginners.

When my daughter read this to me with my grandson via FaceTime, it felt like it was coming directly from me. What a beautiful story.♥️

Item arrived on time, just as described. 👍📦✨ Packaging was secure and protected the merchandise well. 👍📦✨ No complaints! 👍📦✨

I purchased this book after vowing to purchase more books with characters that look like my son and people that look like us. He's two years-old and instantly took to this book and "Jay Jay". When I ask him which book he wants to read he says, "Jay Jay!" I thought it was a strange read for me at first...all of the "full full full of..", but now I really enjoy reading it to him and he likes to say things with me, like "Clink clank"..."Hugs and cuddles".. Additionally, I live on the East Coast and my mom lives on the West Coast. Due to Covid we haven't seen her much - this has helped define "grandma" for him and the love shared between a grandma and grandson. Thank you for writing this book. Oh! and shout out to the illustrator.

I bought this book to read with my 3-year-old grandson, and he has loved it. So many parts of it remind him of things he sees daily and the special times when I and other relatives gather. Then one day, I was trying to cheer up my 8-month-old granddaughter and no board books were close at hand, I picked up "Full, Full, Full of Love" and read it in abbreviated form to her. When we got to the end where Jay Jay and Grannie are snuggling, she patted the page and bent over to kiss them... then repeated that two more times, I'd say she really liked the book and felt the love.

This book was great for me and my LO. I try to get his grandmother to read it everyday. He sits through it and he is 5 months. He tried to turn the pages with mommy too. This is a great book for grandmothers, and I would gift this to one too. I agree with the bad eating habits comments, but that’s only because we don’t eat meat anymore.

My kids and I absolutely love this book! This is the type of Black children’s book that makes you feel all warm and cozy on the inside from the story to the beautiful illustrations! Lots of the newer Black children’s books are missing that with the more modern illustrations and writing styles. This book is an absolute CLASSIC!! My children loved this book so much that I had to buy a second copy! Get it! You won’t be sorry.

My kids (age 2 and 3) are IN LOVE with this book . The pictures are lovely, colors are beautiful, the grandma is such a reminder of my own grandma! But mostly, this book is really full, full, full of love, and it's really heart warming!

Good storyline. Grandchildren loved rhe book

I am absolutely happy with this book. Love and enjoy reading it to my 3-year-old daughter. The first time we read it, it felt like it ended fast because we were enjoying it so much. It's basically about a family get-together over delicious meals at Grany's house where there is lots of kisses, hugs and full of love. Lovely read! I'm actually going to buy another book by this author:)

A beautiful story about family gathering. My grandchildren recognised this as my house on Sundays. All the different characters could be family members.

My son enjoys listening to me as I read this book and repeats the words after me. I like the joy spread in this book as it tells the story of grandma's Sunday dinners.