This book is definitely a book I could see myself reading to my daughter when she gets older. I think the way this book is written it could help with children’s self-esteem as most kids believe that if they don’t get first place then the parents will be disappointed, but they don’t realize that we only want them to try their best even if it’s just showing up. Also this book will help children understand how much they are loved no matter what.

I loved times little audiobook so much. It was like one big positive affirmation. Everyone is different but also deserving of love and acceptance. The narration was so positive!

I absolutely adored this book!

The narrator certainly did a great job with it.

A very affirming children's book that is sure to make them more confident, a better human being, an emotionally balanced person. What more could you ask of a children's book?
I'm sure the author is a very warm person!

I don’t really have a social media channel to review children’s book, but I will be putting the following review into places like Amazon, Fable, Goodreads, etc.

First and foremost, I want to thank Heather Avis and Zonderkidz for this Advance Listening Copy. I really enjoyed this cute easy to listen to audiobook. I love the positivity in it, and how it should bring parents and children closer together. It felt very heartwarming!

This book is a wonderful read and great as an audiobook and read aloud. I love how it identifies all the amazing parts that a child can be proud of and is so inclusive. It's a really great feel-good book and can lead to wonderful classroom and home discussions. Highly recommend

I Like You So Much is a book of love and affirmation to all children and their possible insecurities. I would love to get my hands on a copy of the picture book because I imagine it would have really fantastic and inclusive artwork. This is a fantastic addition to your young one's library if you want to encourage self-love, acceptance and kindness to people from all works of life.

I didn't love it as an audiobook admittedly for 2 reasons:
1. The narrator didn't sound like she was reading to a child, she had the same "wanting" tone that adult audiobook narrators use which was a weird chocie.
2. There were no sound effects or extras that other children's audiobooks use to engage young listeners.