I Love Being Tall: A Story of the Unconditional Love That Connects Us Forever

＂I Love Being Tall＂ is a heartwarming story about unconditional love. Filled with easy-to-read storytelling and colorful illustrations, this book shares an adventure between a young boy and his grandfather. Inspired by a real experience that the author had with his grandson, this is a wonderful story about family and the love that connects us forever.

When his grandson was four years old, author Bruce Soll carried him on his shoulders as they went home from a day playing in the snow. Funny thing, he got stuck up there. When Bruce told him that he would have to stay there forever, his grandson said that he didn’t mind because he loved being tall! They then imagined all of the fun things they could do with grandma now that he was the tallest one in the family. This is a perfect story for children who are learning to read and who enjoy spending the afternoon on someone’s shoulders. Filled with meaningful lessons about the importance of family, ＂I Love Being Tall＂ is a must-read work of children’s literature.

Bruce Soll is Clinical Professor of Medicine at John A. Burns School of Medicine. He has had the good fortune to work in Honolulu for 45 years. He has several publications in medical journals, and this is his first children’s book. He and his wife, Linda, have raised two daughters and have been blessed with seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. When he isn’t having fun with family, he enjoys golf, movies, reading, writing, exercising, wood working, gardening, fishing, pig hunting, and mowing the pasture at the ranch.Amy Wummer has been working in the illustration field since the early nineties. She is known primarily as a children’s book illustrator, with more than 150 titles to her credit. Amy specializes in whimsical, lighthearted themes, and works with pencil, ink, and watercolors. She is the recipient of numerous awards for her illustrations. She and her husband, Mark, also an artist, live in Pennsylvania. They are the parents of three grown children. Besides drawing and painting (of course!), Amy loves to cook, sew, read, visit new places, and do fun things with her family, especially her six grandchildren!