
By Yuliya Barannikova, Bohdana Bondar (Illustrator)
Book #3 in the Ladybug Lu Collection series
A ladybug's first winter brings unexpected challenges and discoveries.
Join Lu, a little ladybug, as she faces her first winter. Having just learned to fly, Lu encounters snow, transforming her world. Will she find courage and friendship amidst the seasonal changes? Discover the beauty and challenges of winter through Lu's eyes in this enchanting tale of nature and adventure. Perfect for young explorers and nature lovers, this story invites children to learn about the wonders of the insect world and the magic of the seasons.
“Lu, the Little Ladybug and the Great Winter” is an Amazing Winter Adventure for Toddlers, Preschoolers, and Elementary-Age Kids!
Can you imagine a tiny ladybug who had never flown before? Once, Little Lu was just that bug.
Then she learned to fly.
And next, she learned to fly faster!
But Lu didn’t expect that SNOW would change her life!
What will happen to Lu this winter?
Together with Lu, discover the beauty and challenges of the seasons, explore the life of bugs in winter, and their stunning world of seasonal changes, courage, and friendship!
This storybook is great for all kids, teachers, and families who love nature, nature discoveries, and learning every day!
It can be used for nature and unit studies (especially about insects, winter, and seasons), nature walks, and storytimes both at home and in the classroom. Stunning illustrations and beautiful language grow a child’s literacy, a sense of beauty, and attention to detail.
Such a winter book is also useful for families and teachers who practice Waldorf, Charlotte Mason, Reggio, Montessori Methods, and for parents who homeschool kids.
READING AGE: 3,4,5,6,7,8. You may try it with two-year-olds as the story and illustrations are very engaging!
Great for preschool and kindergarten combined with different nature studies; for primary and elementary schools (1 year, 2 year, 3 year).
YOU’D LOVE LU IF YOU READ THESE BOOKS: “The Grouchy Ladybug”, “The Very Hungry Caterpillar”, or “The Very Busy Spider” by Eric Carl, The Big Book Series by Yuval Zommer, “The Honeybee” by Kristen Hall, “A Butterfly is Patient” or “A Beetle is Shy” by Diana Hutts Aston, etc.
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