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Leo the Lightning Bug (with Audio CD)

Description

Leo's a lovable little lightning bug, but he has a big problem: no light! This leads to teasing by the other bugs and an unhappy Leo. But with determination, motherly support, and a little luck, Leo eventually lights up the night. Transformed by his newfound confidence, he now laughs at himself, plays with the other bugs, and enjoys a good night's sleep. Included in this enchanting picture book -- a Book Sense 76 Children's Pick and Los Angeles Times Children's bestseller -- is a dramatic audio CD, complete with sound effects. James Muscarello's magical chalk drawings bring Leo's world to life.

Reviews

Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-03-27
Summary: "Leo the Lightning Bug"

Leo sets quite an example by being the lightning bug that keeps on trying. It is a delightful book accompanied by a CD featuring the author's son.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2008-11-25
Summary: "Leo's story is perfect for preschoolers and up"

Having enjoyed Ellison the Elephant, I decided to get Leo the Lightning Bug for my 3.5 year-old. We love books that have accompanying audio CDs, and apart from John Lithgow's books for young children [Marsupial Sue, The Runaway Pancake, I'm a Manatee, I Got Two Dogs], Eric Drachman's works [with the book plus accompanying CD format] provides an enjoyable reading and listening experience.

In Leo the Lightning Bug, young Leo can't seem to light up and feels utterly dejected. His mom advises patience and practice, but Leo doesn't feel any better. Things are not helped when his friends make fun of his efforts and the poor little lightning bug flies off into a dark cave just as a thunderstorm strikes. How Leo eventually finds his confidence and 'inner light' makes for an enjoyable read.

The accompanying audio CD not only has audible page turns [to make it easier for beginner readers to follow the story], but also has wonderful sound effects and authentic narration [the author's young nephew plays Leo]. All in all, this is a must-have for those who are looking for quality children's books for preschoolers and beginner readers.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2007-12-30
Summary: "Amazing"

What a truly amazing book. I recommend this book to anyone and everyone no matter what the age. The pictures are awesome and so is the story line. And the CD is so well done. I'm surprised everyone doesn't own this book. If you are looking for a book for your children or grandchildren look no farther. This is the book you want to buy.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2006-11-05
Summary: "Amazing"

You can't be without this book if you have 3-6 year old kids. My girls can't get enough of it. The message is one of encouragement, persistence, and self confidence. Eric Drachman is amazing at what he does. The CD character voices seal the deal. A must have along with all the others: Ellison the Elephant and It's Me. A Frog Thing is his newest release and is maybe more appropriate for slightly older kids i.e. 5 and up.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2005-10-26
Summary: "Sweet story"

This is a wonderful story for any child who has ever felt left out. Leo is tiny and can't make his light shine. He is teased by the other lightning bugs. His mom tells him to keep trying and he'll succeed. After practicing over and over, he finally figures out how to light his light. The other bugs stop teasing him and he learns to laugh at himself, an important lesson for the younger child. I have a 6 year old and an 8 1/2 year old and they both love this story. The illustrations are wonderful.