Firefly's First Flight2 reviews Joanne Barkan Reader's Digest, 2005 Beautiful bedtime book + Beloved book--battery problem! This warm story of a mother firefly allaying her child's fears of the dark is basic enough for even the youngest to grasp and is a perfect bedtime book. Heavy cardboard pages make it easy for tiny fingers to turn and the working firefly light offers interaction and imbues a soft, amber light on ...             Fireflies (Reading Rainbow)10 reviews Aladdin, 1986 A child's view of fireflies. + Summer Lives On + Catching fireflies + Great story! + Fireflies             Caterpillar Spring, Butterfly Summer3 reviews Susan Hood Reader's Digest, 2003 Babies and Toddlers will Love this Book! + Pleased 18-month-old + This Book is WONDERFUL!!!!! This is such a cool book! When you open the first page the caterpillar (which looks like a slinky with green cloth covering it) comes out and as you turn the pages he stays a caterpillar until the very last page when you turn the page the caterpillar disappears and out pops a beautiful butterfly!             Charlie the Caterpillar (Aladdin Picture Books)24 reviews Dom Deluise Aladdin, 1993 Loved it, and my 3 year old did, too!! + Charlie the Caterpiller + great book about friends + acceptance             Fireflies at Midnight1 review Marilyn Singer Atheneum, 2003 Each poem has a theme around a certain time of day Fireflies At Midnight is an upbeat poetry picture book for children. Each two-page spread features a full-color illustration by Ken Robbins on one side, and a catchy free-verse poem perfect for reading aloud by Marilyn Singer on the other. Each poem has a theme around a certain time of day, from ...             Tadpole's Promise (Bccb Blue Ribbon Picture Book Awards (Awards))17 reviews Jeanne Willis Atheneum/Anne Schwartz Books, 2005 One of My Favorite Read Alouds + 4-year-old's favorite! + I didn't expect THAT ending I teach fifth graders. I've this book to my class the past few years. After each reading, the class has been completely silent. Eventually, someone will quietly ask, "Wait a minute, what happened?" Soon the room is buzzing with discussion. I can't ask for anything more than that.             A Frog in the Bog20 reviews Karma Wilson Margaret K. McElderry, 2003 Fantastic read-aloud book + Great book! + Great Pictures + Delightful for all ages + Delightful             Old Cricket6 reviews Lisa Wheeler, Ponder Goembel Atheneum/Richard Jackson Books, 2003 Crick a little, crack a little, crick crick crick (crick a lot, creak a little more) + Old Cricket a perpetual favorite + No dumb bug + A true keeper + Wonderful!             The Caterpillar and the Polliwog7 reviews Jack Kent Aladdin, 1985 Another Fine Book by Jack Kent - a review of "The Caterpillar and the Polliwog" + A great book + Many lessons in this book + Not his best, but still very good ! + Funky but very fun!             Little Cricket's Song3 reviews Reader's Digest Reader's Digest, 2004 A wonderful book - for child AND reader! + We LOVE this book + great book What an enchanting book! The text weaves a great story with charming graphics and fun, somewhat tongue-twisting, rhymes. Who knew that cricket clicks could have so many nuances? :-) My young daughter loves sticking her hand through the "holes" in the pages where the crickets go, and getting ...             Frog2 reviews Susan Cooper Margaret K. McElderry, 2002 An uplifting and beautifully illustrated tale + Nice Little Book That Makes for a Pleasant Read - a review of "Frog" "Frog" combines an easy-to-read text by Susan Cooper with wonderful illustrations by Jane Browne. The book tells the story of Joe, a little boy who can't swim, even though other members of his family are skillful swimmers. This makes Joe sad. However, Joe's situation takes an unexpected turn when a ...             Frog2 reviews Susan Cooper Margaret K. McElderry, 2002 An uplifting and beautifully illustrated tale + Nice Little Book That Makes for a Pleasant Read - a review of "Frog" "Frog" combines an easy-to-read text by Susan Cooper with wonderful illustrations by Jane Browne. The book tells the story of Joe, a little boy who can't swim, even though other members of his family are skillful swimmers. This makes Joe sad. However, Joe's situation takes an unexpected turn when a ...             Firefly's First Flight2 reviews Joanne Barkan Reader's Digest, 2005 Beautiful bedtime book + Beloved book--battery problem! This warm story of a mother firefly allaying her child's fears of the dark is basic enough for even the youngest to grasp and is a perfect bedtime book. Heavy cardboard pages make it easy for tiny fingers to turn and the working firefly light offers interaction and imbues a soft, amber light on ...             Caterpillar Spring, Butterfly Summer3 reviews Susan Hood Reader's Digest, 2003 Babies and Toddlers will Love this Book! + Pleased 18-month-old + This Book is WONDERFUL!!!!! This is such a cool book! When you open the first page the caterpillar (which looks like a slinky with green cloth covering it) comes out and as you turn the pages he stays a caterpillar until the very last page when you turn the page the caterpillar disappears and out pops a beautiful butterfly!             Fireflies at Midnight1 review Marilyn Singer Atheneum, 2003 Each poem has a theme around a certain time of day Fireflies At Midnight is an upbeat poetry picture book for children. Each two-page spread features a full-color illustration by Ken Robbins on one side, and a catchy free-verse poem perfect for reading aloud by Marilyn Singer on the other. Each poem has a theme around a certain time of day, from ...             Little Cricket's Song3 reviews Reader's Digest Reader's Digest, 2004 A wonderful book - for child AND reader! + We LOVE this book + great book What an enchanting book! The text weaves a great story with charming graphics and fun, somewhat tongue-twisting, rhymes. Who knew that cricket clicks could have so many nuances? :-) My young daughter loves sticking her hand through the "holes" in the pages where the crickets go, and getting ...             Old Cricket6 reviews Lisa Wheeler, Ponder Goembel Atheneum/Richard Jackson Books, 2003 Crick a little, crack a little, crick crick crick (crick a lot, creak a little more) + Old Cricket a perpetual favorite + No dumb bug + A true keeper + Wonderful!             Charlie the Caterpillar (Aladdin Picture Books)24 reviews Dom Deluise Aladdin, 1993 Loved it, and my 3 year old did, too!! + Charlie the Caterpiller + great book about friends + acceptance             Tadpole's Promise (Bccb Blue Ribbon Picture Book Awards (Awards))17 reviews Jeanne Willis Atheneum/Anne Schwartz Books, 2005 One of My Favorite Read Alouds + 4-year-old's favorite! + I didn't expect THAT ending I teach fifth graders. I've this book to my class the past few years. After each reading, the class has been completely silent. Eventually, someone will quietly ask, "Wait a minute, what happened?" Soon the room is buzzing with discussion. I can't ask for anything more than that.             Fireflies (Reading Rainbow)10 reviews Aladdin, 1986 A child's view of fireflies. + Summer Lives On + Catching fireflies + Great story! + Fireflies