Official Review: Looice

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Re: Official Review: Looice

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The whimsical and playful nature behind this story makes it seem ideal for children of all ages.
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This whimsical story reminds me of My Neighbor Totoro. It doesn't have a complex plot, but the dreamy world makes the audience feel young at heart. Definitely best for light reads with kids! Congratulations on the BOTD.
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This children's book sounds like a whimsical and fun read. Great review!
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The characterization of Looice as an active kid who loves adventurous acts sounds fabulous. Children would love to read this story.
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I love the whimsy illustrations and loise adventures. We do have a kid in all of us. Congratulations on the BOTD.
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I love children's stories because it's moral lessons. This story is very amazing following the life of Looice. I am very much intrigued by It's simple plot. Good review.
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To be able to capture a child's attention, illustrations are necessary and the author has done well with this. This book's plot structure seems simplistic yet interesting. Congratulations on BOTD!
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To be able to capture a child's attention, illustrations are necessary and the author has done well with this. This book's plot structure seems simplistic yet interesting. Congratulations on BOTD!
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I loved your review!! It was so sweet and pleasant. You made this book so exciting!!
I loved reading it and looking at the pictures.
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I remember as a young kid flipping through the pages of story books like this. Commenting with my co-kids on the pictures and illustrations. Seems like kids would fall in love with this one. Beautiful review
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Sounds like an exciting read for children. I found the fact that Looice, who was not identified as a child or an adult had a beard to be funny and weird at the same time.
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I like the idea of the book that can be read by parents and children. Both will have different mind and feeling about the stories.
I enjoy reading this review because it did give us the rough illustration of the story, and it also allows us to widely imagine on the story by only reading the review. Congrats!
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Children and those young at heart will enjoy this story. It is made colorful and imaginative, making Looice's day at the beach more vivid for the readers. Thanks for the review.
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A light and friendly book, ideal to attract the reader's attention. I love that the story is so creative and playful in nature; it seems like a good read to stimulate children's creativity. Thanks for this lovely review, this is certainly a book I would like to read with my son.
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This book reminds me of Noddy books - Simple and fun to read. Colourful illustrations are always a plus and must in children's book. I would love to read the book out to my 4 year old niece as I know she would enjoy it. congrats on BOTD.
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