Looking for a Leprechaun by Richard Lopez

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Welcome to my stop on iReadBooksTour for Looking for a Laprechaun. Available in both physical and audiobook, this is great for children ages 3-7. It is perfect for this time of year with St, Patty's  Day but children will enjoy any time of the year as well.



Book Description:

Looking for a Leprechaun is the story of a boy named Rich who lives in a magical world, but everywhere he turns he hears people saying he doesn't belong. When a fairy tells him if he finds a Leprechaun it will help him find where he belongs, Rich sets out on an adventure. The search for a leprechaun is difficult. Close to giving up, Rich hears some words of wisdom. Will he be able to find what he is searching for? What if it's been inside him all along?

Young children and their parents will be amazed by the positive story and exquisite illustrations of this Mom's Choice Awards Gold recipient. Looking for a Leprechaun has been named among the best in family-friendly media, products and services.

Review:

I read the book and listened to the audiobook and both are fun and entertaining. The audiobook has bright Irish music and the physical book has beautiful pictures that are very colorful. What I loved most about this book was the message. At the beginning of the book, Rich sees more negative than positives. After a fairy gives him advice to focus on the positive, Rich sees the good things around him. The story is a great read than any child would enjoy!


Buy the Book:
Amazon ~ Audible
B&N ~ BAM
add to Goodreads


Meet the Author:

Richard Lopez is an award winning children's author originally from Hialeah, FL. He has a high school diploma and has worked in healthcare information technology for the past 15 years. He started to focus on writing in 2003 when he went back to school and completed a certification for Sound Engineering at S.A.E. He had a few poems published in books by the International Library of Poetry. The Best Poems and Poets of 2003, Invoking the Muse, and The Best Poems and Poets of 2005. He currently resides in St. Petersburg, FL and enjoys going to see live music, and being outdoors. He started Three Little Birds Publishing for his work on children's books. Looking for a Leprechaun is his first children's book.

connect with author: website ~ instagram ~ goodreads


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