Official Review: Looice

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Re: Official Review: Looice

Post by tarafarah7 »

What an awesome review! Thanks!!

Today's BOTD os a children's book that encourages imagination, creativity, and adventure. Young readers, parents, and teachers will love reading about Looice's day at the beach and will be inspired to go out and create their own fun memories by exploring the world around them. Thanks again and keep up the great work! :-)
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This seems like it would be an interesting read for children, thanks for the good review.
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This review brought out the childhood memories from within. Also reminds me of how I act like a child in some situations, simply illustrating the young at heart concept.
Thanks for this review.
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I like the innocent childish naivety that Looice shows when he wants to drink tide or plant peanuts in the sand. The book is appropriately illustrated, which contributes a lot to the overall positive impression.
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This is an colourfully illustrated children's book. Looice at the beach tries to drink the tide, plant peanuts in the sand, and put sunglasses on moles. Interesting story and a good book review. Congratulations on the BOTD!
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This seems like a delightful and fun-to-read book for young children. I think the simple plot will appeal to them as well as adults who feel young at heart. Thanks for the review. It was well-written.
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This book sounds fun to be a bedtime story book. Its interesting illustration will definitely make children happy. Thank you for the review!
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This book seems to offer artistic fantasy through its wonderful illustrations. The story presents a simple plot but highlights the young spirit and the desire to enjoy life. A short book for children that I believe can also please young adults.
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Sometimes there is beauty in simplicity and this sounds like something that young kids will certainly enjoy. It doesn’t matter that there is no real plot - as long as the story and the illustrations touch young ones’ hearts, it will do the trick! Thanks for your honest review.
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Your description of this book is spot on. I loved the child-like aspects of it. Thanks for the review.
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I like that the author doesn’t reveal Looice’s age, but instead concentrates on bringing out the child in our hearts. The illustrations don’t seem like the most typical ones for a children’s book, and I am curious to see how they work together with the story. Thank you for the lovely review!
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Post by Timothy Rucinski »

I don't have any little kids in my life right now, so this book isn't an option for me. Nevertheless, I'd like to wish the authors congratulations on earning BOTD.
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Imagination is not a bad thing. Great review.
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Thank you for awakening the child in me with this beautiful and colorful review. A day at the beach as a child, how whimsical!
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I love children's books and this one seems so adorable. Illustrations make kids books more interesting and the storyline in super cute.congrats on BOTD.
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