I Just Want You to Know: Letters to My Kids on Love, Faith, and Family

This is Carol Butler's son writing this review. I had been waiting for this book to come out, but I didn't have the money to buy it, so I checked it out from my library and I'm glad I did. I read the whole book, even though it took me a week to get it all finished. I'm sure most of the other people who gave this book one star didn't even read one page of it. The letters to each of her kids are very heartfelt and sincere, despite what other reviewers have said. There was nothing written about her children's vulnerabilities. I don't know where people got that information from, but it's wrong. She shares her love with all eight of her kids in a very different way. Each letter is better than the next. Some are a little bit sad, while others will make you smile and laugh. There are pictures throughout the whole book of Kate, Jon and all of her kids. Also included are some recipes that both Kate and her kids enjoy. Now, I'm not really the biggest Kate fan ever, but I like her a lot more than I used to after reading this book. It didn't disappoint.

This showed a different light on Kate and the things she was going through. The old saying don't judge a book by its cover is a good one here. Just goes to show you we didn't know everything.

Kate Gosselin's book was wonderful and heartwarming like all her books. I think she is a wonderful author. Many blessings, keep up the good work Kate.

I love Kate and love her books. She is a super mom. I started watching their show way back and with all of her crazynuss in her life, it made mine so much calmer. I'm so sorry that the media did a job on their lives together, but John just hadn't grown up yet and felt trapped by all of the responsibilities of raising that many kids. He just wanted to have some fun. That's how I feel anyway. Can't wait till her new show starts. I loved her on DWTS. I feel she really brought in alot of viewers that might not have watched otherwise. Linda from Nebraska