Official Review: Sock Lobsters by Michelle Bulriss

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Re: Official Review: Sock Lobsters by Michelle Bulriss

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From the review i can tell that even adults can find comfort in reading this book. Thank you for your review. I will be recommending this to children.
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This sounds like a fun book for children, but also as something that older people would enjoy. Also, I think this will be a good book for teachers. Thanks for your review
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Kids are going to love Sock Lobsters by Michelle Burkas. It has a specific story that will lead to a journey with twist and turn, and finally a happy ending. Congratulations on #BOTD.
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I think this is a warm-hearted way to help children deal with loss and grief. I am sure the grown ups in the children's lives will learn much from this story as well.
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Sock Lobsters by Michelle Bulriss is a children's book which seems a total package of entertainment with lots of fun elements. I love this kind of books and kids will love it. Congratulations.
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I love the illustration and the story flow this book has and the important lessons to learn. I'd read this in one sitting!
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Thanks for the review. The title sounds like a fun read. I look forward to reading it someday. Congrats on being the BOTD.
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Eventhough I am an adult I love to read a magical children's book! I would love to find out what adventures Sebastian, Lola and Emily upto. Also the mention of the two being seperated feels heartbreaking! Definitely I would read this book.
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What a wonderful children's book that also applies to all age groups. This would help teach children about the ups and downs of life and how to handle grief. I'm glad the book has a happy ending. Thank you for a great review. Sorry about your little rescue cat.
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A nice concept for kids. They will get to learn about life and grief in the simplest way. Nice review!
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This is quite a unique and interesting book. I suppose children too should learn how to handle grief, and find their happiness.
Lovely review.
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A delightful story. I'm sure we've all failed to notice things that seem obvious in hindsight - I know I have. All we can do is try and be more observant in future. Thanks for the review.
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This book sounds like a nice work that will be will-liked by readers who enjoy a little humor. It’s great that it poses some self-reflection in its lessons. Thanks for a thoughtful review.
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Thank you for sharing your review with us. I love the concept of assisting children with the grieving process through a well written storybook. I will definitely be adding this book to my reading list.
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I'll be sure to recommend this book to my niece, who is 10 years old. Thanks for the review.
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