Some of our best stories including daddy are I Love Daddy This Much, My Daddy the Superhero and Thank You, Daddy. Whether they're tiny tots or slightly older children, you're never too old to be reminded just how much you're loved.

Are there any books you would have liked to include, whereby you can still feel the virtual hug right now? Here is a selection of heart-warming books about teddies, or about bears who are cuddly and love hugging. We may not always be able to see our loved ones for a variety of reasons, but we can let them know what they mean to us and how much we miss them.

It allows you to discover what self-care means to you, and offers ways you can easily integrate self-care into your existing life. Filled with 5-minute, 15-minute and 30-minute self-care routines tailored to your needs, it contains self-kindness tips, quotations, reminders and routines to lead you towards a happier frame of mind. If you can’t give someone a hug in person, you can send them 'hugs' in the post instead with this lovely personalised, softback picture book. Celebrate the special bond between a little one and their daddy in this heartwarming story all wrapped up in love. We use thick, high-quality paper sourced from sustainable forests (FSC-certified) so it's good for our wonderful planet, too.

With interactive pull-tabs and wheels to turn, this pop-up book is a playful way to talk about consent and body boundaries with little ones. You also may have already seen that we adore Saving Missy by Beth Morrey, which also deserves a shout out here. My Self-Love Supply is the hit Instagram account set up by MSc Psychological Studies with Mental Health student, Sofia Pellaschiar, which provides self-care and wellbeing inspiration to her 3. And then of course there are the individual books that have captured our hearts, almost too many to mention, even within this collection, but have you read Sourdough by Robin Sloan, Crooked Heart by Lissa Evans, or My Name is Leon by Kit de Waal?

We just had to include the wonderfully uplifting The Lost Words by Rob Macfarlane and Jackie Morris, who wrote the book after noticing certain words from nature were disappearing. As children grow up and explore the world, their daddy's hugs make sure they feel safe and loved – every step of the way. Using only the single word "hug" throughout the book, this simple, endearing story is told through Jez Alborough's gorgeous, detailed artwork.