Wendy Tugwood is a Chartered Professional Accountant who lives in Edmonton, Alberta with her husband and three teenage children. She has been writing poems and songs since she was a young girl. This is her first book. Sheila McGraw has illustrated seven children's books, including the best-selling Love You Forever and has written children's and adult craft books Papier Mâché for Kids and Painting and Decorating Furniture.

[Review of hardcover edition:] The narrator mother savors the ritual she shares with her little one. The rhyme itself is a charming, escalating expression of love, and when it reaches 10, it directs the players to 'go back and start at one, again' ... McGraw's softly hued, slightly fuzzy illustrations add dimension to the tale. When mother's face is seen, she has a gentle, loving smile for her child, hiding the feelings she expresses in the verse. The little one is seen as wholly joyous and exuberant, loving every moment of the bedtime experiences.

Wendy Tugwood is a Chartered Professional Accountant who lives in Edmonton, Alberta with her husband and three teenage children. She has been writing poems and songs since she was a young girl. This is her first book. Sheila McGraw has illustrated seven children's books, including the best-selling Love You Forever and has written children's and adult craft books Papier Mâché for Kids and Painting and Decorating Furniture.

[Review of hardcover edition:] The narrator mother savors the ritual she shares with her little one. The rhyme itself is a charming, escalating expression of love, and when it reaches 10, it directs the players to 'go back and start at one, again' ... McGraw's softly hued, slightly fuzzy illustrations add dimension to the tale. When mother's face is seen, she has a gentle, loving smile for her child, hiding the feelings she expresses in the verse. The little one is seen as wholly joyous and exuberant, loving every moment of the bedtime experiences.

Wendy Tugwood is a Chartered Professional Accountant who lives in Edmonton, Alberta with her husband and three teenage children. She has been writing poems and songs since she was a young girl. This is her first book. Sheila McGraw has illustrated seven children's books, including the best-selling Love You Forever and has written children's and adult craft books Papier Mâché for Kids and Painting and Decorating Furniture.

[Review of hardcover edition:] The narrator mother savors the ritual she shares with her little one. The rhyme itself is a charming, escalating expression of love, and when it reaches 10, it directs the players to 'go back and start at one, again' ... McGraw's softly hued, slightly fuzzy illustrations add dimension to the tale. When mother's face is seen, she has a gentle, loving smile for her child, hiding the feelings she expresses in the verse. The little one is seen as wholly joyous and exuberant, loving every moment of the bedtime experiences.