Roary the Lion Roars Too Loud

By Ame Dyckman, Alex G Griffiths (Illustrator)

Part of the Wee Beasties series

Can Roary the Lion learn to roar quietly? Help him find his inside voice.

4.8/7 Bookroo experts·3.7/5 Goodreads · 114 ratings

22 pages

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Bookroo's summary

Roary the Lion loves to roar, but his booming voice is just too loud! In this delightful tale, young readers are invited to help Roary discover the art of using his inside voice. As Roary learns to control his mighty roar, children will giggle and cheer, all while picking up valuable lessons about volume and self-control. Will Roary manage to tone it down, or will his roar always echo through the jungle? Join the fun and find out if Roary can master the quiet roar!

From the publisher

Help little ones learn how to use their inside voices with this second story in the brand-new Wee Beasties series from New York Times bestselling author Ame Dyckman.

Roary the Lion loves to roar. The only problem is, he roars WAY too loud.

WAIT! Can you show Roary how to be quiet?

Wee Beasties is a new board book series from New York Times bestselling author, Ame Dyckman, featuring silly animals doing the things they love just a little TOO much. In this second book in the series about Roary the Lion and his big outside roar, little ones will learn how to use their quiet inside voices.

At a glance

Format: Board Book
Pages: 22
Reading age: 2–4
Audience: Board

Themes & topics

Books about lions Books about voice Books about siblings Books about good behavior Books about manners and etiquette

What readers & critics say

Reviews

4.8

out of 7

4.5

“Focused on helping kids keep their voice at an appropriate level, I really like that of the three different scenarios presented, the story helps teach Roary to be quiet enough by the time we make it to the sleepy baby! The illustrations tell part of the story in comic book form, which is a fun way to mix it without making the reader do too much work to explain the story to a toddler.”

Marmee

Trusted reviewer

5.0

“What a fun book to help teach your little ones about using quiet, inside voices when appropriate, particularly when you have a new baby sibling. :) There's a part in the book where it lets the reader take a turn at using an inside voice, but the first time I read it through I missed that it was letting the reader do so. I like that this story shows great positive reinforcement when they do a good job of using inside, quiet voices. Also, I love the illustrations!”

B is for Bookworm

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