After spending weeks making valentines for all of her family and friends, self-proclaimed fairy princess Gerry takes the wrong folder to school and must find another way to tell her classmates how they sparkle.

Little Critter prepares a Valentine's Day card for his ailing grandmother and wonders if she returns his feelings.

P. K. Hallinan explores the magic of a childhood holiday, beginning with a child's careful cutting and pasting of valentines, followed by a rush to the bus with valentines clutched tightly in hand. At school, there's a party with cookies, cupcakes, and cards galore. Then it's time to hurry back home to make the most special valentine of all for a very best friend.

'Celebrate Valentine's Day' focuses on historical and cultural aspects of this holiday and the international traditions, food, and celebrations associated with it. This celebration of love includes fun facts; a recipe; a map showing the location of all photographs; a resource list of books, videos, and Web sites; and a note from an expert consultant, aimed at parents and teachers, which deepens our understanding of the holiday's importance and meaning.--Provided...

Llama Llama and his classmates celebrate Valentine's Day by exchanging unique handmade gifts.

Valentines Day is a holiday that celebrates love and friendship. This book explores how one little boy prepares for and celebrates Valentines Day with his family and friends. Readers follow the relatable main character as he makes cards and cupcakes at home, and shares snacks and songs at school. This book is filled with beautiful illustrations, and the low-level text is perfect for early readers. Children of all ages will enjoy this Valentines Day...

Lilly loves her chocolate heart. Will she save it? Forever and ever? What do you think?

Hubie learns about love while trying to decide to whom he should give a valentine.

On a cold, dark night perfect for scaring, Fran is making a valentine, causing other members of Fright Club to howl and hiss over the idea of being in love.

"It's Valentine's Day, a day for romance, candy, and the school dance."--From source other than the Library of Congress.