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Where does love go when you lose it. Anna Kontoleon

The love left the house. Mom and Dad stopped smiling. Only anger, voices, and fights remain. And the little boy wonders: "Where does love go when it is lost?". And he begins the journey to find it and bring it back. (From the back cover presentation of the book) Anna Kontoleon wrote a tender story about the search for love with a little boy as the hero who worries when he thinks he sees it disappearing from his happy daily life. The little boy who has grown up with love, tenderness, caresses, and the joyful presence of his mom and dad is surprised when at some point the smiles of his parents are replaced by voices and anger. The child gets confused and wonders. The answers he will receive are honest, they do not sugarcoat situations but explain the various forms that the strongest emotion can take when it is shaken or weakened: love can go in circles, get tired, lose its patience, lose its way, confuse where it belongs. The book focuses on what is most important for children to remember: their parents' love for them never fades. The happy ending brings back the smile to the little boy while his trust in his parents' love strengthens. For what ages is it intended: The book is aimed at small preschool children aged 3 and up. Parents will read the story just before bedtime. Why will children love it: Small children will love the rhythm of the language, will show interest in the poses the little boy makes, and will finally be reassured by the loving ending of the story. The soft tones in the illustrations will make the viewing even more enjoyable. Why should parents choose it: The practical confirmation that parents' love for their children is always present and immortal is never unnecessary. Anna Kontoleon's book Where Does Love Go When It Is Lost? can help express the steady love of a parent for a child without emotional charge, regardless of the family circumstances in which they grow up. (Eleni Korovila, Bookpress.gr 16/03/2015)