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The Missing Sun
The Missing Rainbow became a #1 Best Seller and now
"Lil Bub and Friends" is happy to present; The Missing Sun , which is
book 2 in this series.
We all need the sun to brighten up our day, and Lil Bub
loves to greet the sun each morning and play with his friends.
But one day, there was no sun!
What happens when the sun quits shining?
Join this delightful adventure with the smartest and happiest
of friends as they search for the sun and convince him to come back.
This story will captivate kids with catchy rhymes that lead from one page to the next. It's
perfect for shared reading with a child or those learning phonetics and putting words
together to form simple sentences.
We're confident parents will appreciate the escapades too! We've introduced new
characters, shaded illustrations, and the exciting search for and find the butterfly!
Enjoy!
"Lil Bub and Friends" is happy to present; The Missing Sun , which is
book 2 in this series.
We all need the sun to brighten up our day, and Lil Bub
loves to greet the sun each morning and play with his friends.
But one day, there was no sun!
What happens when the sun quits shining?
Join this delightful adventure with the smartest and happiest
of friends as they search for the sun and convince him to come back.
This story will captivate kids with catchy rhymes that lead from one page to the next. It's
perfect for shared reading with a child or those learning phonetics and putting words
together to form simple sentences.
We're confident parents will appreciate the escapades too! We've introduced new
characters, shaded illustrations, and the exciting search for and find the butterfly!
Enjoy!
50 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 2, 2021
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May 2, 2021
The Sun is Not Appreciated
This story is about Lil Bub (a whale) and his friends lamenting that the sun has gone away. As they see different critters and objects like clouds and the Moon, they ask if they know where the sun has gone. Each object and critter adds a little piece of information about the son's disappearance. Apparently, it didn't feel appreciated, so it decided to go away during the day. Lil Bub and his friends express how much they love having the Sun out, making it feel better. The illustrations in this book are well done and look as if they are computer made because they have lovely shadows and shading that would be hard to do by hand. The objects and animals are cute, with big eyes and ready smiles. Even the Sun and the Moon have human-like faces. The colors are bright and vivid. Most of the text seems to be rhymes or near rhymes, but the author didn't use line breaks to show this clearly, unfortunately. Some lines don't quite scan correctly, too. The book does have a few issues with grammar, punctuation, and usage, which I never like to see in a children's book because kids learn from everywhere, including books like this. I'm not sure about the author's intent with this book. Is it about appreciating things that you might take for granted, like the sun, or is it more about environmentalism or puzzling out a problem? Or is it just a simple story?
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
This story is about Lil Bub (a whale) and his friends lamenting that the sun has gone away. As they see different critters and objects like clouds and the Moon, they ask if they know where the sun has gone. Each object and critter adds a little piece of information about the son's disappearance. Apparently, it didn't feel appreciated, so it decided to go away during the day. Lil Bub and his friends express how much they love having the Sun out, making it feel better. The illustrations in this book are well done and look as if they are computer made because they have lovely shadows and shading that would be hard to do by hand. The objects and animals are cute, with big eyes and ready smiles. Even the Sun and the Moon have human-like faces. The colors are bright and vivid. Most of the text seems to be rhymes or near rhymes, but the author didn't use line breaks to show this clearly, unfortunately. Some lines don't quite scan correctly, too. The book does have a few issues with grammar, punctuation, and usage, which I never like to see in a children's book because kids learn from everywhere, including books like this. I'm not sure about the author's intent with this book. Is it about appreciating things that you might take for granted, like the sun, or is it more about environmentalism or puzzling out a problem? Or is it just a simple story?
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
April 26, 2021
One day Lil Bub the Whale wakes up and realizes something is wrong: the sun is not shinning, in fact, he has disappeared. Everything is black, sad and boring without the sun. So, Lil Bub and his friends, Furry the bunny and Wally the frog, start looking for the missing sun.
Beautiful illustrations and a lovely story that will make the children love this book.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and I am voluntarily leaving a review.
Beautiful illustrations and a lovely story that will make the children love this book.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and I am voluntarily leaving a review.
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