You Will Always Have Me

This celebration of unconditional love and support from New York Times bestselling author Todd Parr is the perfect gift for graduations, Valentine’s Day, and Mother’s or Father’s Day. 

With his colorful illustrations, playful humor, and inclusive storytelling, beloved author Todd Parr has long been a favorite among young readers and caregivers. His books promote an essential message of love and acceptance that is inspiring, empowering, and accessible.

When you fall down.
When you are scared.
If you get a bad haircut.
You will always have me!

In this sweet picture book, Todd Parr celebrates the care and support we all need to thrive with his signature mix of humor and heart. You Will Always Have Me reminds readers that someone is always there for you—be it a parent or other family member, a friend, or even a pet. When you’re sad or mad, when you feel like you’re not good enough, and when you’re excited and proud of who you are…you will always be loved!

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• "This delightful little book is the perfect antidote for anyone who’s been plagued by self-doubts, felt uncertain, or needed a quick pick-me-up.... This book brims with love, warmth, and good cheer and reminds readers of all ages that all feelings are OK.... This empowering winner will also make a delightful gift at baby showers and for new parents. A wonderful, affirming message that kids can’t hear often enough."
  Kirkus Reviews
• "For the affirmations and SEL shelves, or a cheerful story hour, this book shines positivity and support for children young and old."
  School Library Journal
• Praise for Todd Parr:
  
  "It's rare that a children's author appeals to adults, but when it happens, it's usually magic: Dr. Seuss, Shel Silverstein.... Well, I've found another to add to the list: Todd Parr." —Kansas City Star
  
  "Each book offers his bold, almost Haringesque signature style incorporating primary colors with messages that encourage and empower children to communicate their feelings while embracing their individuality." —Los Angeles Advocate