Juno Valentine is what Ms. Eva Chen calls "a fashion feminist fairytale" and it lives up, if not, exceeded my expectations. As someone who grew up on classic fairytales of Andersen and Grimms brothers, Juno Valentine gave me a refreshing statement that children books need to address today. Without spoiling too much information, the book basically encourages readers to "find their own shoes" and thrive in them, and that one should live their dreams to the fullest. I will be saving this book for my mom friends with kids, my own future kids, and maybe even grandkids (hoping this book will last long in the bookshelf). Thanks Eva!

My newest favorite book! Besides LOVING Eva Chen, the book is just so fun! We both loved it! The illustrations, the story, JUNO! Everything!!! My 4 year old has made me read it over it and over again, good thing I, myself, love it! ❤️❤️

I love it, perfect holiday gift! Favorite book to read to my girls before bed and already asking for what happens next..... Serieesss??

I’m a 21 year old with no kids and I am in love with this book! I have been carrying it around with me in my backpack on campus and making my friends read it. It is so precious and the content of the book embodies the reason why I’ve been following Eva Chen for as long as I have even before Ren was born. She is a great mother, influencer, and person. As much as I could list how great of a person she is even without knowing her in real life, I’ll just keep this review focused on the book. This is a book that I highly recommend to any parents! It tells of a character who can be anybody she wants to be and this is special to me personally because my mom always told me this growing up. I was able to feel strength however as a 21 year old reading a children’s book. I can see Ren and Tao, Eva’s adorable kids, being able to read this book as they grow up and garnering strength from it.

I love Eva Chen and I am not surprised she wrote such a cute tale about a little girl who gets to explore different personalities through fashionable shoes. I am a fan of this book and so are my girls, ages 1 and 4. The only thing I wish was different would be clearer and larger illustrations of the shoes. It was a little weird for a story to be about the shoes, but you could hardly see them on the character. I am happy with this sweet addition to our library!