r children, Tarah's daughter found herself seeking comfort through bedtime stories over the phone. Having no children's book in hand and unsure of where to start, she recalled a phrase her husband's grandmother used to say: "I love you like a fish..." With this memory in mind, Tarah crafted a few swift lines to soothe her daughter and aid her husband in putting the kids to bed. As Tarah settled in herself, she began to weave additional verses for future requests. One night, at 2am in her quiet room, the concept of "I Love You Like a Fish" crystallized. Encouraged by her daughter's insistence on a book she can hold and touch, the words transformed into a published book - simple, sweet, and full of love. This book is three generations of inspiration, a testament to love's enduring nature.