♥ A MOTHER'S LOVE IS FOREVER ♥ This tender story takes the reader through the life of a  mother and daughter . Tissues are highly recommended and be prepared to see how their wonderful memories unfold. The illustrations are beautifully drawn in modern elegance. "Ten little fingers for me to hold. Ten little toes for me to kiss." A BEAUTIFUL KEEPSAKE FOR MOTHER OR CHILD This book also includes a designated ★  Memory Page  ★ for the giver or receiver to save their own memories. It can be past memories or new memories. No memory is too big or too small! A beautiful keepsake to cherish for years to come. TEN LITTLE TOES is suitable for all ages and is also available in Vietnamese . Other languages may be available in the future. Readers' Favorite: "A Mother's Gift: Ten Little Toes by Christine Adams is a beautiful, emotional, heartwarming, and meaningful book. The bright and colorful illustrations are delightful and moving. I enjoyed the focus on the ten fingers and toes, the journey through life, and the cycle we all go through, serving as a reminder to cherish and celebrate each big and small moment. This book will undoubtedly make parents and children think deeply about life and appreciate each other and these precious experiences while they can. Adams has effortlessly and successfully delivered this critical message to families creatively and thoughtfully; this is a book that families are sure to treasure." At the age of 7, I immigrated to the US with my mom, aunts, uncle, and grandma in 1990 through the sponsorship of a church. We were first transported to the Philippines and stayed there for around 6 months before flying to Fort Worth, Texas. In the Philippines, we were given a little one-bedroom hut and used whatever money we were allowed to bring to buy little snacks, which we sold at the storefront of our house. It wasn't much income, but we didn't need much to survive because almost everything was provided through the sponsorship. Every week we would gather at the center of town and were given soap, toothpaste, food, and other necessities, all of which were divided up according to how many people were in the family. Soap and gourd were sometimes cut into thirds or even fourths.  We were supposed to be in the Philippines for 3 months, but after 4 months, we still had no update. Soon my aunts, uncle, and grandmother were allowed to go to the US first, leaving my mom and me behind. Continue reading on booksbychristineadams.com/vietnam-to-america Mother's Day Gift Book