A beautifully illustrated and vibrant book - a great way to teach about difference, and to encourage children to accept who they are, to accept others.

I enjoyed this exuberant little board book! Bold, colorful illustrations highlight the wonderful, affirmative text! Great story for littles and grade schoolers. Builds self esteem and a positive attitude towards oneself. Lovely book. Kudos Sally Morgan and Ambelin Kwaymullina!
I couldn't download this to my Kindle, but located a hard copy when t was released so I could see it and review it.

I was really wanting to like this book. I loved the drawings and the message.

I was t a fan of some of the colors and found them too bright and overwhelming. I loved the two characters and their movements throughout the book.

The message to love yourself was wonderful.

This is such an important book for children. Children need to know it's ok to love themselves, especially when people are so hard on themselves now a days.

Great book, I will read it to my daughter multiple times so that it is in her head to love herself!!

I received this book for free in exchange for my honest review.

The first thing you notice on this book is the bright and vibrant colors that will thrill any child and hold their interest. This is a great book on loving yourself no matter what. If you are big or small, have curly hair or straight, are thin or large or are happy or sad. You still love yourself. In this world where everything is based on being perfect I find comfort in this book to help children know it is okay to be who you are and love yourself. I found it very interesting and liked that each page has a different border design. Though it did not take away from the cute illustrations I found it to be a nice added touch. Reading this book as an adult I found the 2 children delightful and wanted to join them in their singing and dancing through the book. I recommend this book to any child 3+.

A fantastic book that all children should read.
What’s better than a child reading about loving and accepting yourself.
It gives parents an opportunity to talk to their children about how they feel about themselves and what they love about themselves.
I recommend all parents to read this book.

'I Love Me' is a sweet book about accepting one's self no matter how you may or may not describe it. You may be short or you may be tall, your hair may be curly, your eyes may be "different" but regardless, you love yourself no matter what, even if you're sad.

I love that we're becoming so mindful of making sure our kids understand that it is important to find acceptance in who we are.

I'm giving this book a 4-star rating because of two things. -1- I'm not a huge fan of the art. It's cool in some spots and a little creepy in others. But overall I liked it. -2- I feel like the word "fat" is not appropriate. In this society, "fat" has become a trigger and is used too often as a negative connotation. I feel like the word "stout" could have been used just fine.

I also want to emphasize that I hope parents will read this book and talk to their kids, going deeper into what acceptance means. That there's a difference in becoming a healthier version of yourself and working towards that rather than just saying "well oh well this is just who I am, I'm good with it" and truly loving a part of yourself that even with work, whether you change or not, you are still capable of loving that part of you. People use "acceptance" in place of "you don't need to change" and that's sometimes a dangerous thing.

I think using this book is a wonderful tool, good job.

I received a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. Thank you NetGalley.

what a great book about loving yourself! every child should read this!

we read it together and discussed things we loved about ourselves!

“I Love Me” is a book about self-acceptance for kids. In an age of social media and constant comparison on sites like Instagram and Facebook, this type of book resonates with me. It is something important to me that I want to teach my kids. You are different. You are unique. You are special just the way you are. Thank you, Mister Rogers. And, I love you just the way you are. I love you because you are you.

“I Love Me” is beautifully and uniquely illustrated. The colors and shapes and style all stand out from other books for children. The book is geared for older kids to read, but could be read to younger kids who would understand and could repeat after you as you read. Each page is a declaration for a child to say something they love about themselves. I can tell my kids that I love them, but I want them to love them too!

This is a great book that should be in every family’s library as a reminder to each child that they can love themselves just the way they are and that is a very good thing!

I received this book as an eBook from Andrews McMeel Publishing via NetGalley in exchange for an honest and unbiased review of the title. I did not receive any compensation from either company. The opinions expressed herein are completely my own.

*I received this book on NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.*

I Love Me, written by Sally Morgan and illustrated by Ambelin Kwaymullina, promotes self love and acceptance in children. From their eyes, nose, to even their curly hair, to their body size, and their emotions, the main character a little girl goes through the book naming everything about herself that she loves. This is a great novel to introduce self-love into the minds and hearts of children of color! I would definitely purchase this for my niece and nephew!

This type of book can be tricky. There's a fine line between self-esteem and egotism. This book, unfortunately, seems to cross that line. With lines like, "And I love, love, love me when I'm proud," and "I love the way my heart knows best," it's treading a dangerous line between self-acceptance and self-righteousness.

I found the pictures a bit creepy (especially the page where everyone--including the dog--was grinning) and overall too chaotic and colourful. I actually felt a bit exhausted when I finished this one. It's a bit of a sensory onslaught. In the case of something as subjective as art, though, tastes will vary; other readers might like the illustrations here more than I did.

I hoped to feel a little more empowered and confident after reading a book like this. I just feel tired from the distracting aesthetic and kind of turned off by the somewhat narcissistic tone of the text.

I love Me is a beautifully illustrated children's picture book about self-acceptance. The colors are vibrant and eye-catching and the text flows well throughout the story with rhythm and rhyming. I love the idea about teaching children about self-love and appreciating the unique aspects of yourself that make YOU. Our elementary aged kids are at the age where they are really starting to notice their similarities and differences and this book is a great and simple reminder about how these things are what makes us who we are. This book would be great for an even younger audience as well. Thank you to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for an advanced copy of this book.

I Love me is a very colorful and lively book about self-acceptance, which is such a topical issue nowadays!
It is lovely, vibrant and will help kids accept who they are, what they look like and which in a way also teaches to accept difference.
A gem of a book!