When nocturnal Firefly tells his diurnal insect friends about the beauty of the moonflower that only blooms at night they all agree to stay awake to try and see the flower in full bloom. The diurnal friends get to discover all the sounds and sights of the night, providing Firefly with a new perspective of what the night can hold.
Clear illustrations and text are well situated in the early reader comic format making it a great tool for early learners on how to navigate a comic book.
Recommended for purchase for any library serving children in grades Kindergarten through 2nd.
Por fin fuimos libres de la tortura del libro pasado, pero somos un público difícil y la historia de esta luciérnaga aventura no nos cautivó tanto.
Aarón dice: “me gustó la parte cuando juegan con las sombras porque es divertido y cree que yo sería un genial hacedor de sombras, pero que aburridos que se quedaron dormidos después de viajar tanto”
Y yo dije: “es que parte del mensaje de este libro es disfrutar del camino con las personas”
Y Aarón me contestó “qué tontería, cuando voy a Disney no disfruto de ir en avión, me gusta estar en Disney”
Y yo creo que tiene razón, pero disfrutar del camino también está padre
It's bedtime for most of the critters in the forest, but Firefly is excited about the opening of the moonflower and wants to share this event with friends. The others do their best to stay awake for the journey but only one bug is awake to enjoy the show. Is Firefly disappointed everyone else fell asleep?
This little graphic novel reader highlights some of the unsung beauties of the forest at night, and will introduce the kids to the fact that some flowers do bloom in moonlight instead of in the day. They are rare, but they do exist. I like Firefly's attitude about it all.
Firefly convinces his friends to follow him on a night adventure to see the moon flower bloom. Along the way, guided by the bioluminescent light emitted by Firefly, wonderful events occur.