Hi everyone this is Brut again. I just have another example to give you or show you a voiceover work that I've done recently. This is a different, definitely different kind than most people have seen before. It's a book called Guess How Much I Love You. It's already a pre written book. It's an older book written by Sam McGrattney and it's illustrated by Anita Jarram or Haram or I'm not sure exactly sure it pronounced last name but it's an older book. I have a hard copy version of it from way back when I got it Roman sale or something but the version I'm going to show you is the recordable book from Homework Store and so you could get these. They have a bunch of different kinds of the recordable books on Homework.com or the Homework Store. They're incredible because you can record your voices and send them off to a relative or friend who lives out of state or whatnot. They're just an incredible idea and especially for someone like me who loves doing voiceover work and different things like that then they're just a great way to read books to kids and I will show you what it is like right here. Let me turn the camera around and get it focused. All right so here it is again Homework Ohms the the copyright for all this. This is the recordable version at the Homework Store. Let me get this strap around my next camera doesn't fall. All right again the story is called Guess How Much I Love You and there's the cover of it. Let's turn the page. You see all the copyright information, a couple illustrations and it also says at the top like directions of how to record your book and you can see the little buttons down there and battery area there to to record your book but there's a nice button inside the storage there for the batteries. The cartridge there where you can actually flip a button off so that if someone presses you know one of these buttons that it doesn't automatically record over what you had done so a kid can't just accidentally remove the voices or the story that you have read and I'm in recorded so that's cool. So here is the first page. Guess how much I love you. I added a couple pictures of me and baby Kira when she was a little bit younger. She's turning one on the 4th of July this year of 2011 so this is what I'm going to give her. These books are you know a little bit expensive but but I think they're well worth it. They're a cool idea but anyway here is a little dedication at the beginning a gift for my precious baby Nisqira. Read to you by the many voices of Uncle bread and again you see there it's homework gift books and candle wick press. So here we go. This is a nut brown hair who's going to bed. Hold on tight to big nut brown hair is very long ears. He wanted to be sure that big nut brown hair was listening. Guess how much I love you. He said oh I don't think it gets bad. Said big nut brown hair. It's much said little nut brown hair stretching out his arms as wide as they could go. Big nut brown hair had even longer arms but I love you this much he said. That is a lot. That's a little nut brown hair. I love you as high as I can reach. Said little nut brown hair. I love you as high as I can reach. Said big nut brown hair. That is quite high. Fuck little nut brown hair. I wish I had arms like that. That little nut brown hair had a good idea. He tumbled upside down and reached up the tree trunk with his feet. I love you all the way up to my toes. He said. Said big nut brown hair. Swinging him up over his head. I love you as high as I can. Left little nut brown hair bouncing up and down. I love you as high as I can reach. Left little nut brown hair bouncing up and down. Left little nut brown hair bouncing up and down. But I love you as high as I can reach. Smiled big nut brown hair and he hopped so high that his ears touched the branches above. That's good hopping. Thought little nut brown hair. I wish I could hop like that. I love you all the way down the lane as far as the river. Fried his or nut brown hair. I love you across the river and over the hills. Said big nut brown hair. That's very far. Thought little nut brown hair. He was almost too sleepy to think anymore. He looked beyond the foreign bushes out into the big dark night. Nothing could be farther than the sky. I love you right up to the moon. He said and close his eyes. Oh, that's far. Said big nut brown hair. That is very, very far. He's a little nut brown hair into his bed of leaves. He leaned over and kissed him good night. Then he lay down close by and whispered with a smile. I love you right up to the moon and back. There you have it. That's the end of the children's book. That's the end of the story. You see those dots in the middle. You may be wondering what those are. That is activated. There are sound bites in the base of the book here in the spine. That's why it's a pretty thick book. It's like a lot of cardboard and stuff. That is activated by light. You can't read this in a darker atmosphere and darker surroundings. It has to be light showing through this in order to activate the voice over that you did. The reading that you did. There's the back of the book. There is me with a more recent, a more current picture of baby cura. I'm sure she'll enjoy this as she grows up and sees it. She begins to read it on her own when she's old enough. There's a message there on the back of the book. I don't know if you can make that out on the camera. For some reason it becomes blurry by itself once in a while. It says if you've enjoyed this recordable story book or it has touched your life in some way. We would love to hear from you. Then it gives you the address of the home art book store. The place where they make the home art cards and the books. I can't just sit in Missouri. They give you the address there or email. I just might do that and I might turn this video in to show them what I have done with it. I see what they say. Anyway, I hope you enjoyed that. Again, it's a great way to just keep your voice and your reading alive with children or whoever you choose to give this to. It's just a fabulous idea as a gift for friends and family. Anyway, I hope you enjoyed it and I'll talk to you guys later. See you next week. Bye.