Sweet as chocolate chip cookies, this colourful and warm-hearted exploration of all the different kinds of love that can fill a life is the perfect entry point for children and parents alike to learn about an often-misunderstood identity, while seamlessly weaving in a celebration of diversity and difference in all its forms. * Eris Young, author of Ace Voices * Love Looks like Lola is an utter delight! This joyful celebration of platonic love and the many forms it takes is a welcoming introduction to aromantic and asexual identity, existence, and community. A vital and vibrant addition to any collection. * Rosiee Thor, author of Being Aro, Tarnished are the Stars and The Meaning of Pride * This is a beautiful story that truly celebrates all kinds of love. Love Looks Like Lola represents the aroace community in such an authentic and heartwarming way. It will undoubtedly help improve understanding of what it means to be aroace. * Arthur Webber, author of Jacob's Transition Goals *.