TESTIMONIALS FROM OUR READERS
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I think the Little Lion was so cute! She just needed to let her inner self free. I love that story. 
Ayla, 9The Little Lion with the Little Roar -
Such a fun story, with animals kids will love and a great message! SurfcaThe Little Lion with the Little Roar -
I liked the crocodile's face when he got scared. Q, 6The Little Lion with the Little Roar -
I love this powerful story of how the little lion discovered her big lion ROAR. Such a fun read with adorable illustrations and a great lesson that our roar is inside of us if we choose to find it! Way to go Lucky Rabbit Publishing on sharing this incredible writing and illustrative talent with the kiddos. Nell FullerThe Little Lion with the Little Roar -
I think The Little Lion with the Little Roar shows you just have to practice and you can do it. Emily, 9The Little Lion with the Little Roar -
A very cute children's book that reminds children of the talent and power they have within them. Worth a read! Jennifer CantaveThe Little Lion with the Little Roar -
Love the simplicity of it, perfect for the little ones, yet the message is powerful. Little Lion's journey through the savanna and her conversations with the different animals teach us about diversity and different ways to express ourselves. The text flows so naturally you sometimes forget the story is written in rhyme. And what a satisfaction we get at the end! ElborgThe Little Lion with the Little Roar -
Turner B. Goes to NYC may be a children’s book but it’s also a precious poem and a lively love letter to the city of New York and those that love NYC. Whether it’s Central Park or the American Museum of Natural History…every page and scene is a charming ode to the things we all love about The Big Apple. There’s even a cute moment where Turner B. and his friends (all dogs) visit a NYC hot dog vendor for lunch. The artwork in this book is exquisite! And I’m not being hyperbolic. Artist Norman Morana’s style is aesthetically pleasing, vibrant, and kid friendly. The illustrations and Morana’s style seem to be in conversation with children’s book classic Madeline (Ludwig Bemelmans), while maintaining a simplistic brilliance that reminds readers of HBO’s and @stevedildarian’s Ten Year Old Tom. The artwork is beautiful. @ansleyrwhiteside and @norman_morana should be proud of this work and this book. And if this is the new bar or standard being set by @lucky_rabbit_publishing…I can’t wait to see and read where Turner B. travels to next. 
Jared Lee JohnsonTurner B. Goes to NYC
