Bumblebee Boy Loves...

by Jacky Davis, David Soman (Illustrator)

Overview

Pair this sweet board book with Ladybug Girl Loves to create the ideal gift for any young adventurer.  Part of the New York Times bestselling Ladybug Girl series, this board book introduces the littlest readers to the adventures and imagination of Bumblebee Boy
 
Bumblebee Boy is Ladybug Girl's best friend, Sam, and he loves SO many things. He loves driving the Beemobile and jumping high over a whole city. He loves to draw, and he knows he can save the whole world with his superhero skills. Most of all, Bumblebee Boy loves to share a book and a snuggle with his little brother, Owen. Adventure is never more than a blink away for Bumblebee Boy!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780735230019
Publisher:	Penguin Young Readers Group
Publication date:	12/26/2017
Sold by:	Penguin Group
Format:	eBook
Pages:	12
File size:	50 MB
Note:	This product may take a few minutes to download.
Age Range:	2 - 5 Years

About the Author

David Soman and Jacky Davis are a husband-and-wife creative team. They write the Ladybug Girl books together and Mr. Soman illustrates. The books are inspired by their own children and family experiences.

Editorial Reviews

"Fluidly captures Bumblebee Boy's playful energy. Particularly lovely is the . . . preschooler's relationship with his toddler brother. . . . A sweet addition to this growing series." —Kirkus

From the Publisher

2017-11-22
A list of all the people and activities Bumblebee Boy loves.The titular hero, best friend to Ladybug Girl from the popular series of picture and board books, loves to save the world, draw robots, and read with his younger brother. Each scene fills the six double-page spreads with one or two sentences of simple text per tableau. Soman's art, which looks to be pen, ink, and watercolor, is the main attraction as he deftly and fluidly captures Bumblebee Boy's playful energy. Particularly lovely is the white preschooler's relationship with his toddler brother. While Bumblebee Boy looks suitably heroic in his homemade yellow-and-black bumblebee outfit, readers see the inspiration for the lad's pretend play in the toys in the background; the Beemobile is one of the boy's toy cars, and the city he jumps over is built of blocks. A die-cut portrait of Bumblebee Boy and his brother has been glued to the front cover for added appeal.A sweet addition to this growing series about would-be superheroes. (Board book. 2-4)

Kirkus Reviews