Official Review: Little Lost Socks by DeeAnn Schumacher

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I love children books with great illustrations. The whimsical pictures truly bring the story to life. This seems to be a fun read even though the message isn't quite clear. Thanks for the delightful review!
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This book seems fascinating, especially for children. Thank you for writing this great review!
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What a cute story! The author clearly put in a lot of effort with the illustrations and world development. Thanks for a great review.
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Socks seem to be making the rounds these days! I must congratulate the author for her imagination. In our house, the widowed socks get to be used as dish rags. Pendrell and his ilk are no doubt in sock heaven.
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I haven't read such a book with a uniue characterization as this. Thank you for your amazing review.
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I love children's books. I will make sure to give it a try. Great review!
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Maybe the author left readers to make out their own message from the book. Thanks for the review
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