Ladybird

This little old easy-reader is a delightful edition. The illustrations are of a realistic farmyard and village, with human farmers doing their work in the background. Because the animals don't live in a house, the hen enlists the help of a miller and a baker, communicating simply by context. Otherwise, there's no change in the barebones version of the classic story, not even any chicks.

There's no need for any of you to seek this out, but I'm glad that I did.

{My thoughts} – The story in this book is a rather interesting one. An egg falls from a tree. It hatches and a baby bird is born. The people in the Little Kingdom all decide to help the baby bird find it’s mama bird. They come up with a plan and soon the baby bird is back with it’s mama bird.

The words in this book are easy to read and the illustrations go along nicely with the story within the pages. I look forward to sharing this book with my little ones in the future.

{My thoughts} – The story in this book is a rather interesting one. An egg falls from a tree. It hatches and a baby bird is born. The people in the Little Kingdom all decide to help the baby bird find it’s mama bird. They come up with a plan and soon the baby bird is back with it’s mama bird.

The words in this book are easy to read and the illustrations go along nicely with the story within the pages. I look forward to sharing this book with my little ones in the future.