Letters to Leo

Letters to LeoBy: Amy Hest Illustrator: Julia Denos Upbeat and chirpy, and decorated with lots of kid style illustrations, Leo evokes sympathy with a light touch. School Library Journal (starred review) The joys and trials of fourth grade and of life with her father now that her mother is gone play out in charming letters from Annie to her dog, Leo. Genuine and funny, Amy Hests first person narration revisits a winning young character as she takes on a new year and

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