Little Things by Jaime Rich is a sweet story that helps you remember and appreciate all the little things and tiny moments in life that make the big things worthwhile. She captures all the magical moments in a family’s day with sentimental snapshots of events like playtime, going to soccer games, bedtime, and family prayer. With repetitive phrasing and simple words, this book is perfect for parents to read to their children to boost early literacy skills!

Jaime does a beautiful job of reclaiming the beauty of parenthood. Her rhythmic prose transform the parts of parenthood that may commonly be known as “mundane” into what they truly are: tiny miracles. The message I got from this beautiful book is simple—You are not unseen, Mama. Your effort is not forgotten, Dad. Your messy dinners and long nights are not for nothing. Jaime reminds us what is most important and she packages it in a way that is digestible young and old readers alike. For these reasons, I hope this book finds its way into little hands everywhere.

“Little things is a touching tribute to the tender moments that makes motherhood the greatest calling on earth. With simple words, it’s a great read-with-me book for a range of reading levels and an opportunity for families to reflect on the daily miracles and their bond with gratitude.”