I super cute book about the best kind of love. Perfect for the home, library, classroom or read aloud. You'll love these characters and their important story.

This was a good book about reassurance. It shows that kids are loved no matter what they do, that they are still part of the family. It is all about repeating “I love you Leonard” I think parents will enjoy reading this to their littles!

This is a children’s book that teaches children that everyone is different and everyone has different talents and that is ok. Everyone is accepted no matter what.
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A colorful story of unconditional love and acceptance of who you are. I’ve read others from this series to my daughter and she enjoys every one.

I Love You, Leonard is a lovely story, reassuring us that family loves us always, even when we can't do some things well, or at all and even when we make mistakes. The playful illustrations by Tamara Anegon are delightful and to the whimsical quality of the book.

As I was reading this, it reminded me of a lot of other "I Love You" stories, therefore it felt as if it was not an original story. I enjoyed the illustrations and the message, so it was disappointing to feel as if I had already read the story, even though I had not. Out of similar stories, however, I do feel as if this one was done better than others, so I would recommend it to those looking for a better version of those beloved "I Love You" stories.

I voluntarily read and reviewed an advance copy of this book provided by the publisher via NetGalley. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

This is a really cute story of the unconditional love of a family. I think it would be a good gift and youngsters would find it to be a favorite.

Super cute way to talk to your kid about everyone being different. It tells us that differences make us unique but we can love those differences. You can mess us and still be loved. A parents love is all encompassing. My kid and I talked about all the things that he could be and me still love him. He asked me if I’d love him even if he was a moon made of cheese😂

This is a very sweet story about family and love. The art was absolutely beautiful and the story was lovely.

Leonard learns two valuable lessons in this story. He has different talents than his brothers and sisters. Also, he I loved no matter what. Cute story and it will make you smile. Adorable illustrations. Ages 4 to 7.

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

I received an arc of this title from NetGalley for an honest review. Leonard wants to do great things just like his siblings but he's too small. He must learn that he is special even though he can't do everything his siblings can do.

This picture book is about loving someone unconditionally. The Shrew family have a small son by the name of Leonard. Being the youngest, Leonard is still working on finding what is his true talent. Along the way he has a small accident and worries he is no longer loved by his parents and siblings. The book is perfect to teach young children that even thought sometimes they may make some mistakes they are still loved unconditionally. The illustrations are beautiful. The book is perfect for parents to read to their little ones or for a teacher/ librarian to teach little ones about unconditionally love means.

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This is such a sweet cute little book all about unconditional love. The illustrations are very well done. The main character Leonard spends the book asking many questions about himself and the love of his family.

This was a cute book with a sweet message for young children. I loved the message that Leonard’s parents loved him not matter what he did or didn’t do. Children need to know they are loved by their parents no matter what. The illustrations are fun and colorful.