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Love Always Remembers by Joan Walsh Anglund (1997) counting most devious catsJoan Walsh Anglund, the beloved author illustrator whose books have touched the hearts of millions of adults and children alike, returns to the theme of love for her thirteenth book of illustrated poetry, Love Always Remembers. There is much to be celebrated about love. Love can connect us all, is open to us all, and returns to us the more freely we give it away. The author's language is infused with infectious As a window to the sun, keep your heart