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One, Two, I Love You

One, Two, I Love You

Julie Thompson (Author) See More (2)

JUVENILE FICTION
Concepts | Health & Daily Living | Family
Counting & Numbers , Daily Activities , New Baby
Orca Book Publishers
P - K
0 - 3
2026 Fall
Board Books

Board book
9781459844803
$10.95 CAD
English
04/14/2026

PDF [Fixed Format]
9781459844810
$8.99 CAD
English
04/14/2026

EPUB [reflow]
9781459844827
$8.99 CAD
English
04/14/2026

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Description


You have one button nose and two sparkling eyes. Let’s count all of the wonderful little things about you!

Together, baby and caregivers can notice, count and affirm baby’s achievements and the world around them, from the number of steps they take to how many lullabies they hear at bedtime. Illustrated with photographs, One, Two, I Love You celebrates the everyday by counting the ordinary and extraordinary with interactive pages featuring little illustrations that can be counted along with the text.

Julie Thompson

Author Bio


Julie Thompson is an award-winning author who creates stories that reflect and celebrate the lived experiences of children everywhere. As a mother of two boys, Julie is especially drawn to books that honor Black Boy Joy, and she finds inspiration for her stories in the people, places and experiences that have shaped her twenty-seven-year career in youth services, community outreach and law enforcement. She is the author of Just Kickin’ It in the Orca Anchor series and hopes that her stories will encourage open dialogue within families and their communities. Julie lives in Toronto with her two sons, where she teaches breath work, mindfulness and yoga.

Biographical note


Julie Thompson is an award-winning author who creates stories that reflect and celebrate the lived experiences of children everywhere. As a mother of two boys, Julie is especially drawn to books that honor Black Boy Joy, and she finds inspiration for her stories in the people, places and experiences that have shaped her twenty-seven-year career in youth services, community outreach and law enforcement. She is the author of Just Kickin' It in the Orca Anchor series and hopes that her stories will encourage open dialogue within families and their communities. Julie lives in Toronto.