At lunchtime she finds her favorite sandwich and, later in the day, a box of delicious candy. Eventually she discovers who her secret admirer is, and so will kids who have already enjoyed scratching and sniffing the delicious smells on each page-cocoa, butterscotch, peanut butter, chocolate, and more. Snow Valentines Karen Gray Ruelle Harry and Emily want to do something really special for their parents on Valentine's Day. They know that their Mom will give great hugs, because she always does, and they know that their Dad will draw great pictures. They try several ideas out-creating a dance number, learning a song, and concocting a special treat.
Nothing seems to be quite right.
The day before Valentine's Day, however, there was a big snowfall and school was closed. They spent the day having a great time, but they remembered too late that they hadn't come up with that special valentine for their parents. The next morning brings another snowfall and Harry and Emily finally create the perfect valentine. The pictures are simple and expressive-they look like the ones that would be posted on the refrigerator and the text is easy to read and moves at a good pace. At school everyone is busy making valentines to send to their friend Michiko in Japan.