Ten Little Ladybugs by Melanie Gerth Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Ten Little Ladybugs
Book Review: Great!
Summary: 5 Stars
My daughter loves to read this book! She is always very excited to find out where the ladybugs have gone.Book Review: A household fav!
Summary: 5 Stars
We ~*~LOVE~*~ this book! My older son fell in love with it when he was a toddler. I must have read it to him hundreds of times...he insisted it be his bedtime story every night for over a year! And now, my second son, who is 15-months and will NOT sit for any book whatsoever, has fallen in love with it! The sing-songy story and colorful pictures are fantastic for them, and they both love touching the little ladybugs. I've bought this book for at least 5 people as additions to their baby shower gifts, as well! Now I just need to purchase a new copy for ourselves...ours is really "broken in"! LOVE IT!Book Review: Even babies love it
Summary: 5 Stars
My 4 month old loves this book with its big colorful pictures. Sometimes I just prop it up and she stares and smiles at the drawings as I turn the pages.Book Review: My 11 month old just loves this book!
Summary: 5 Stars
I keep finding my 11 month old pulling this book to the floor and looking at the pages. When it is read to him he knows the close it at the end and then fusses if you don't read it again! It is my favorite of all of his current books, so I am glad that it is his favorite, too. I am probably going to be very tired of it soon because we read it a few times in a row each day - per his "request". But it is a darling book and would make a really neat present if you are looking for a good idea. We received our copy as a gift from a thoughtful neighbor and I am sure glad that we did! Book Review: Delightful rhyming story -- a toddler's favorite
Summary: 5 Stars
My one-year-old son pulls this book off the shelf at every opportunity. The pages are stiffer than paper but not as thick as a board book, so it's more like a big-boy book but he can still turn the pages himself.
I like the way this book teaches counting but in a more subtle way than some of the all-out counting books that simply show "one cat, two socks," etc. It's an enjoyable, rhyming story that just happens to have numbers.
To clarify, the nine animals that come along in the book are NOT predators, as another reviewer said they were. There is not just ONE ladybug that makes it home safely. They ALL are reunited at home on the last page of the book. The way I understand the book is that the 10 ladybugs are on an outing, and each one leaves the group with an animal friend (butterfly, caterpillar, etc.) who later takes him / her back home. Are the ladybugs lost and needing help to find their way home? Are they playing with the other animals and then eventually they all go home for supper? I don't have this answer. But please don't think that this book is a nature lesson about the food chain. No ladybugs are harmed in the reading of this book!