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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Another winner!
21 Aug 2007
Format:Hardcover
My 6-year-old son has the first two books in this "series" ("Diary of a Worm" and "Diary of a Spider") and they have been among his favorites for quite a while. We can now add this to the list - it's not *quite* as fun as the others, but it certainly comes close!
Fly is friends with Worm and Spider, and as with the other books, all three are often seen together. Fly is learning how to "be a fly", with some ups and downs along the way (She isn't so thrilled with the idea of the food chain...). She also wants to be a superhero, though she is told that she is not cut out for the job. The illustrations are as superb as the other books, and there are several scientific facts that sneak in to the story. Keen observers will have fun picking out all the details in the artwork!
A must-read, and a welcome addition to any children's library!
Fly is friends with Worm and Spider, and as with the other books, all three are often seen together. Fly is learning how to "be a fly", with some ups and downs along the way (She isn't so thrilled with the idea of the food chain...). She also wants to be a superhero, though she is told that she is not cut out for the job. The illustrations are as superb as the other books, and there are several scientific facts that sneak in to the story. Keen observers will have fun picking out all the details in the artwork!
A must-read, and a welcome addition to any children's library!
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Great addition to the worm and spider
23 Aug 2007
Format:Hardcover
Too few children books written today have any significant teaching or learning lessons. This one does. Science teachers, children and adults will love it.
The illustrations and wit cross generations. Gotta get the set.
The illustrations and wit cross generations. Gotta get the set.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Sneak In Some Learning!
24 Aug 2007
Format:Hardcover
Fly is a bug with lots to learn. Flies must fly, so Fly's school has teaches her how to... fly! Between school time and help from her friends Worm and Spider, Fly learns all about her strengths, and how she fits into her world.
Even if you're bugged by flies, they have a place. This cute storybook teaches children in what ways flies are remarkable, but without a preachy, textbook-style tone. In her diary, Fly shares what she's learned in the form of silly happenings.
From a ladybug babysitter to flying lessons by the clothesline, this is a cute book that will appeal to children from late preschool through mid-elementary.
Reviewed by Christina Wantz Fixemer
on 08/16/2007
4.5-Books on WUAT = 5-Stars on Amazon
Even if you're bugged by flies, they have a place. This cute storybook teaches children in what ways flies are remarkable, but without a preachy, textbook-style tone. In her diary, Fly shares what she's learned in the form of silly happenings.
From a ladybug babysitter to flying lessons by the clothesline, this is a cute book that will appeal to children from late preschool through mid-elementary.
Reviewed by Christina Wantz Fixemer
on 08/16/2007
4.5-Books on WUAT = 5-Stars on Amazon
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