Lily and Milo are moving into their new home. The house has everything that they could want. But where will they place their belongings? We’ll find out as we help Lily and Milo store away their things

The House of Lily and Milo is the perfect book for instilling where things belong. The book is both educational and entertaining — providing life lessons in an interactive way.

The illustrations are colorful and adorable making for an excellent book to read to a toddler at story time. Five stars.

I received a digital ARC from Clavis Publishing through NetGalley. The review herein is completely my own and contains my honest thoughts and opinions.

Thank you Netgalley and Clavis Publising for providing my copy. I am grateful but my opinions are my own.

The House of Lily and Milo is an simple but engaging interactive story about Lily and Milo. This book come with colorful illustration and eyecatching pages. Both characters are moving into their new home. They both tendencies to misplace their belonging. Readers should helping them to identify which items go to the right room/place.
I can see young readers will exciting follow and help both characters.

This book tells the simple story of Lily and Milo, a bunny and a mouse, moving into their new house. Each colourful page demonstrates the objects that are needed in various rooms of the house. Silly Milo likes to put unusual objects in places like boots in the fridge or kick a ball in the house, but readers will have lots of opportunities to weigh in and say where they think those things should go. This bright and colourful book is filled with funny and entertaining pictures that will keep young children engaged long before they are ready to read on their own. Once they grow they will enjoy reading this fun book to their parents as they see the familiar words and ideas as well as clues in the pictures. I would recommend this book to parents of children in the toddler and preschool or kindergarten age range. Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for giving me the opportunity to read and review this book!

The House of Lily and Milo tells a fun, interactive, and engaging story about Lily and Milo who are moving into their new home. We follow them through their house helping them identify which items go in which room as well as identifying other objects in that room.

I will definitely be purchasing this for my son and would love to get him engaged with the questions as he gets older! The story is filled with bright and colorful pages which my infant son really seemed to enjoy. Thank you NetGalley for letting me read and review this book!

A fun engaging book for littles, The House of Lily and Milo has its two characters moving into a new house. As they are moving things into each room, there is an item that doesn't belong, engaging the young reader to figure out what doesn't belong. It was fun for my child to figure out what did not belong, and then seeing what other items Lily and Milo put in each room. This would be a great book for a small child about to move!

A fun, short story that introduces many new vocabulary words for young readers and listeners! We love exploring the pages to find items and seeing all of the silly things Milo gets into!

A well-meaning vocab book, but one that adults will find annoying before the end of the first read. Lily and Milo are moving into a new home, and have all their belongings ready to go in the right place. So each room we get three things, and have to choose the correct two (as long as we know the garden hose doesn't live in the lounge, that sort of thing), and then see the full diorama of the finished decor. This offers a lot of things for us to point at and name, but it also has "silly Milo" doing something wacky and out-of-place, ranging from playing football in the lounge to getting head-first into bed. "Silly Milo" indeed – let's just build a routine of calling him names why don't we. Oh, and you can lose a star for the awful decision to portray Lily, knickers down round her ankles using the loo. A pass.

Well, clever way to do an interactive book for toddlers... they learn about the different parts of the house as well as items and where they belong.

As an adult, I would have kicked Milo out. What a dumdum 😆

Very colorful illustrations that kids would enjoy. Kids would be able to learn about the rooms in the house, and the items that are most suitable to be used in each room. I think it's a great book!

Lily and Milo have a new house, have packed their things and need help to put them where they belong. This is a great, interactive book for toddlers with beautiful, bright illustrations that encourages them to pair the item with its place in the home. There's lots to see and talk about aside from the main images too and silly Milo will make the little ones laugh. A really enjoyable read!

A beautifully written and illustrated children's book. This is a perfect bedtime story. Milo is a little silly yet endearing. Milo is sure to make children laugh and parents shake their heads.

I love that this book comes with a suggested age group. I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys an interactive bedtime story.

Thank you to NetGalley and Clavis Publishing for an ARC of this book in exchange for my honest review.

The House of Lily and Milo is a cute story about Lily and Milo moving to their new house. Filled with colorful and cute pictures, young readers will be so excited to help Lily and Milo as they figure out where to put all their things. They'll also enjoy and laugh at silly Milo who gets into some mischief throughout the story.

Thank you NetGalley and Clavis Publishing for the advanced copy. All opinions are my own.

This was quick and adorable.. I couldn't help but imagine Cam from Modern Family reading this to Lily, can totally see him doing that ..

This little book is great for kids to learn the names of the daily objects we see at our homes. It has an easy vernacular with illustrations to help you both identify and retain the name of the object.

Since it has cute illustrations, the kids won't feel like they're being schooled. Which really helps because you dont want the kids feeling like they're studying.
I'd also like to mention that it can also benefit adults who dont have a good grip on English.

Lastly this book will make up for some fun quality time for you and your kid. So I highly recommend this book.

I loved the activities! I’m sure kids would really enjoy this book! Silly Milo was definitely my favorite part, along with the cute illustrations.

Lily and milo packed all things because they are going to move
Lily and Milo’s new house has a bedroom a bathroom and a kitchen but where will they put all their things?
A fun reading book to help toddlers learn all about objects in there homes and where they all belong which is so well written with bright and colourful illustrations which your little ones will love great for two years and above totally recommend
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Silly, adorable and wholesome!

The House of Lily and Milo is a short read about Lily and Milo who needs help unpacking their things once they've moved in. A fun illustrative book with great visuals, this book will definitely draw the readers into Lily and Milo's house.

The House of Lily and Milo by Pauline Oud this is the cutest little story. I would love to read it too my granddaughter but sometimes it is so cute she likes to read to herself. I can see her reading it to her baby doll.

An interactive book that teaches little ones the names of common household items. Bright pictures. Kids are sure to love silly, mischievous Milo.

I’ve picked this book because I thought the cover was very cute.

The House of Lily and Milo is a fun book to read with the toddlers and to teach them the names and functions of common furniture and house appliances.

Overall, it’s a fun reading with attractive illustrations, and I recommend it to families with children aged 2 and over.

Thank you Netgalley and the author (Pauline Oud) for making this book available in for an honest review.

Absolutely adorable! The illustrations were absolutely adorable., and the writing is perfect and easy to digest for young readers. This would be the perfect addition to any home library.