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I See Me! Inc. Launches The Who Loves Me? Personalized Storybook for Valentine’s Day
Minneapolis, MN (PRWEB) January 04, 2012
It is often said there is no better gift you can give a child than love. I See Me!’s personalized storybook, Who Loves Me?, is a perfect gift this Valentine’s Day to show that special little someone in your life just how much he or she is loved.
The Who Loves Me? personalized storybook shows the names of family members and/or friends who love the child. The storybook is written in playful and melodious rhyme that encourages the child to reach to the sky when asked “how much” each person loves him or her. Author Jennifer Dewing reassures the child they are loved “so much” by each, with unique and touching rhymes describing the depth of each individual’s love. For example, for a child named Emily the book begins, “Who loves Emily? Mommy loves Emily! How much? So much! More than the mountains, more than the streams, more than a little girl’s happiest dreams.” Award-winning illustrator, Maria Caruluccio, draws the child into each page with colorful, hand-illustrated nature scenes.
According to Dawn Matheson, Executive Director of The Mom’s Choice Awards, “The Who Loves Me?” personalized children’s storybook makes a unique baby gift. A reassuring message of love, told in rhyming verse, is paired with whimsical illustrations. I See Me! storybooks are beautifully designed, high-quality and durable–meaning they can withstand countless readings by energetic little hands. Our judges love them!”
Like all I See Me! Inc. books, Who Loves Me? is personalized with the child’s first and last name and includes a dedication to the child from the sender. Who Loves Me? retails for $ 24.95 and is available online where you can also take a free virtual storybook tour and watch a new promotional video on YouTube. This unique personalized storybook arrives within two weeks of ordering (must be ordered by January 30th in order to receive it for Valentine’s Day).
I See Me! Inc. creates high-quality personalized books that celebrate the uniqueness of each child. According to I See Me! Co-Founders Maia and Allan Haag, “Our company’s goal is to build self-esteem in young children as they read these keepsake books.” For more information, visit http://www.ISeeMe.com or call 1-877-744-3210.
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“Porn as Pain Management” and Other Weird Searches of 2011
Minneapolis, MN (PRWEB) December 29, 2011
During our daily travels through all things digital, we here at Nina Hale Inc Search Engine Marketing see some pretty strange search queries. Join us on a trip through the strange, the hilarious, and the down-right bizarre in round three of “Weird Searches from NHI.”
These are real searches that people conducted on Google from February, 2011 – December, 2011.
porn as pain management
cure snoring by playing digideroo
pooping for charity
how do you fake a bladder infection?
baby pandas for sale
how much did milk duds use to cost
cosmic war criteria
where can I get some Charlie Sheen?
equocoliptous boupouri
goat play equipment
room and boars
snore sounds like horse puffing
It’s an odd world out there in the Internet. Visit the Nina Hale blog to read our thoughts on these bizarre queries and to see more weird searches as found by our search marketing gurus.
Nina Hale Inc is a Minneapolis SEO company / SEM agency with 20 employees and over 90 combined years of search engine marketing expertise. We plan, implement, and measure SEO, PPC, and Paid Placement advertising campaigns for companies, and for agencies on behalf of their clients. Search marketing is complex and fluid. We aren’t dabblers; this is all we do; all day, every day.
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