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Books By Danielle Bell

 Books By Danielle Bell 


Grandpa, I Choose You

"Grandpa, I Choose You" reinforces how important it is for children to see that love passes through generations and only grows with time. Grandfathers have literally watched their family multiply and the love multiplies right alongside. Relax and enjoy reading why your little one chooses you!



Grandma, I Choose You captures the love from a grandchild to their grandmother through memories and fun times. From extra chocolate cake to staying up late..., time with grandma is a precious moment. So, cuddle up and enjoy reading why your grandbaby chooses you!



Mom I Choose you is the first of a series of books written from the child's perspective on why they love and choose you. Dedicate this book to a special mom, or mom to be and watch how she glows just knowing that she has been chosen! Be sure to use the journal at the end to capture special bonding moments!



Dad I Choose you demonstrates how the father or father figure resonates love for their child through displays of love given to the mom from pregnancy to birth and beyond. It's no surprise infants and toddlers are soothed by hearing their dad's voice...because they've heard it all along!


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