Book that does that for parents is "Love you forever". I was asked to read it to the children at church one sunday, by a childless woman in charge of the childr

Book that does that for parents is "Love you forever". I was asked to read it to the children at church one sunday, by a childless woman in charge of the children's program. I refused. None of the parents would read it. We didn't want to break down in tears in front of the entire congregation. The woman was baffled. Maybe it has something to do with having children, I don't know. But after my kids wanted it read at bedtime repeatedly, I burned our copy and told them it was lost.