Ladybug Girl Ready for Snow

by Jacky Davis, David Soman (Illustrator)

Overview

Getting dressed for a snow day is fun in this board book from the creators of The New York Times bestselling Ladybug Girl series
 
It’s snowing outside! First Bingo the dog helps Ladybug Girl get dressed in her warm clothes: snowpants, jacket, mittens, ear muffs, boots, wings, antennae, and tutu. Then the friends go out and decide to build a snow animal. What will they make? A snow Bingo, of course! A charming story simply told for the youngest Ladybug Girl fans.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780803741379
Publisher:	Penguin Young Readers Group
Publication date:	10/16/2014
Series:	Ladybug Girl Series
Pages:	14
Sales rank:	622,088
Product dimensions:	6.90(w) x 6.90(h) x 0.40(d)
Age Range:	3 - 5 Years

About the Author

David Soman and Jacky Davis are a husband-and-wife creative team. They write the New York Times bestselling Ladybug Girl books together and Mr. Soman illustrates. The books are inspired by their own children and family experiences. Jacky Davis has worked in publishing as well as in television. David Soman teaches at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. They live with their children in upstate New York.

Editorial Reviews

New York Times bestsellers for a combined 82 weeks
— The Ladybug Girl Series



Children's BookSense Pick (Top Ten), Borders Original Voices finalist
— Ladybug Girl



Society of Illustrators Original Art Show Pick, Amazon Book of the Month
— Ladybug Girl at the Beach



Read for the Record 2012
— Ladybug Girl and the Bug Squad

From the Publisher

Read for the Record 2012

Ladybug Girl and the Bug Squad

Society of Illustrators Original Art Show Pick, Amazon Book of the Month

Ladybug Girl at the Beach

Children's BookSense Pick (Top Ten), Borders Original Voices finalist

Ladybug Girl

New York Times bestsellers for a combined 82 weeks

The Ladybug Girl Series

2014-10-22
A Ladybug Girl adventure for her littlest fans, this one features a romp in the snow.The flakes have started to fall, so Ladybug Girl has to bundle up before heading out to play. Her trusty basset hound brings over her boots, and she pulls on a big red coat before donning tutu, wings, antennae and ear muffs. In full Ladybug Girl gear, she ventures into the snowy world with Bingo, tasting the fluffy stuff, building it into a mound and, finally, making a snow animal. What animal, you ask? "A snow Bingo!" of course! Both text and illustrations are appropriately spare. Simple backgrounds place the emphasis on the antics and emotions of Ladybug Girl and her devoted companion. For example, as she works with Bingo to pile the snow into a mound, Ladybug Girl looks nothing if not determined, with her tongue poking out of her mouth in an expression of concentration and effort, and once the snow Bingo is built, she looks like the picture of victory with her arms way up over her head as Bingo celebrates beside her. A short, sweet tale introducing the concept of snow while celebrating the small joys of life in imaginative and joyful Ladybug Girl style. (Board book. 2-5)

Kirkus Reviews