Leroy Has Something to Say
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Leroy the ghost loves his garden at Rosebud Manor. Every time a new family moves in, he greets them with a beautiful yellow rose, the flower of friendship. But no one understands what he’s trying to say, and they always get scared away!
Then one day, Tara—a girl who uses a device to talk—moves in. It turns out Tara knows just as much about plants as Leroy. Is it possible she speaks the language of flowers, too, and that Leroy has finally found someone who understands him?
This sweet picture book celebrates the many different ways we communicate with each other, showing there's more than one way to find your voice and make a friend.©2027 Emily Rosenthal (P)2027 Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
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Reviews
Charming, empathetic. . . . Love for Leroy will likely take root in fans of Christy Mandin's Millie Fleur books and Tiffany Hammond and Kate Cosgrove's A Day with No Words.
The supremely cozy story offers a welcome introduction to the concept of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). . . . An excellent addition to any collection.
A tale of kindness and bridged connections.
[An] amicable celebration of new bonds.
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