Official Review: Looice

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I've never seen this before but it felt nostalgic when I first saw this. My siblings would love this.
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A simple but fun read for children. The best part of a children's book is the illustrations and it's nice to know that the story and illustrations are in sync. Thank you for the informative review.
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Apart from an unusual name, Looice seems to have a unique, fun-loving personality. I'd love to read this book. Thanks for the recommendation!
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What a book great fantasy that children and adults enjoy. it looks like this book will be enjoyed by a lot of us. although I thought this was the BOTD the other day. I see a lot of kids' books that look kind of similar to one another. I hope the illustrations here are really unique style. Thanks
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Looice is an unconventional picture book with a weird and absurd plot... but in a good way. Both children and adults will enjoy this short read.
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Thank you for sharing your review with us. The simplicity of this book makes it perfect for the beginner readers in my family.
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Sometimes, I think grownups have gotten so busy with the demands of "adulting" that they completely ignore that little child inside screaming for attention. I think Looice is a perfect example of a person who's young at heart, something we should all aspire towards. Although, it's kind of hilarious that Looice's activities make me believe he's a child, but then he has a full beard? That's funny. Congrats on BOTD.
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This sounds like an adorable book for the youngest readers. Reading about Looice's day at the beach sounds fun and entertaining. Thank you for the great review.
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Everything about the book say catchy. Children would fall in love at first sight. Thank you for the excellent review, kudos.
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I love children's books and I know I will do this too. Thanks for the free book and congrats on BOTD!
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illustrations are really good for children and I find this book exciting to recommend to kids. Great review and congrats on making the book of the day.
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The book is the represantation of the kid, it follows his day at the beach when he tries to drink tide plant peanuts in the sand and put sunglasses on the moles.
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This could be an interesting picture book for kids; the story comprises a whimsical world. Thank you for the review!
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