As Ladybug Girl books go, this one is nice but nothing particularly special. I like it because I like Ladybug Girl.

As always this series is a hit in our house. ( )

Ladybug Girl and the Big Snow
Audio book for children. LuLu plays in the magic snow. She puts her ladybug costume on after she has on winter under clothes.
Descriptive descriptions are included as to what is on the page. Hard to move around and she decides to make a snow castle.
She is even having a hard time making snowballs. Her mind changes as things happen to her first thoughts when she tries to make them.
Snow animals might be something she can do.
I received this book from National Library Service for my BARD (Braille Audio Reading Device). ( )

I'm usually not very keen on commercialized series such as this one, but I couldn't help but like [b:Ladybug Girl and the Big Snow|17072245|Ladybug Girl and the Big Snow|David Soman|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1381748550s/17072245.jpg|23422338]. The story is, well ..., somewhat atmospheric if not very eventful, but most of all the pictures of Ladybug Girl in the snow are really beautiful. That alone made it worthwhile for me to leaf through it. I'd reviewed another Ladybug Girl book earlier (the one with [b:Bumblebee Boy|3315140|Ladybug Girl and Bumblebee Boy|David Soman|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1347980427s/3315140.jpg|3352783]), in which imaginative play was a big factor, contrary to this book, where in fact the Ladybug Girl outfit is pretty irrelevant to the story itself ... ( )

A must for Ladybug Girl fans. Preschool & primary teachers should know that this book does a wonderful job exploring shadows. ( )