This collection of poems about mothers and daughters can make any heart swell. The poems range on topics like the first day of kindergarten, taking a bath, to a daughter's wedding day. The bond a mother and daughter share is captured perfectly within this poetry book. ( )

If a book makes the reader cry, is it automatically a good book? From birth to death, this collection of poems told with two voices, is an emotional ride. One can feel the love on each page. The words are so descriptive that the reader can tell which milestone we are reading about, even if it is not spelled out for us. By the last 4 pages my eyes where beginning to water. These beautiful poems truly express the bond between mother and daughter. This book would be a great way to introduce poetry to older students. They could rewrite the meaning of each poem in their own words. ( )

I like this book of poems because it celebrates a mother and daughter's bond. The poems talk about embracing each other and following from when the daughter was young to when she was an adult. The poem changes voices from daughter to mother. ( )

"Who will come": About a baby being born and trying to figure out the people around her. She knew that the love and care the person was giving her had to be somebody who loves her for her and who will never let her go. ( )