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We Can’t Wait to Hold You

We Can’t Wait to Hold You

Price: $10.95

ISBN #: 9781459842786

Description:

Richard Van Camp

Jan 20, 2026
Board book
Juvenile Fiction / Family / New Baby / Social Themes / New Experience
Ages 0 to 2, Grades P And Under
 
Dear baby, we love you already. Illustrated with photographs, this baby board book by acclaimed author Richard Van Camp is a buoyant ode to a baby on the way by those joyously awaiting their arrival.

Hello, sweet baby. Can you please hurry up and get here already?

So begins this sweet love letter to a baby-to-be. Accompanied by adorable photos, this book speaks directly to the baby, anticipating all the moments they will have together—from walking together under the same moon to kissing baby's tummy and toes, and from sharing hugs and snuggles to blooming and growing together as a family.

Praise for Richard Van Camp:

★"Van Camp composes a lyrical ode to a newborn child. The book will have particular appeal for families looking for nonwhite representations of tender family moments." —Publishers Weekly, starred review for Little You