This is a very beautiful children's book with lots of illustrations. the author takes you on a very interactive journey to find a lost fireflies home. ( )

participatory story ( )

Beautifully illustrated, this sweet book ask questions throughout the story in hopes of helping a firefly find its home. This book can be read to children in a kindergarten class, giving them a few moments to answer the questions in the book, allowing them to analyze the details in the story. ( )

One firefly, called Florence, has become separated from the other fireflies, and readers are tasked with helping her home ("Let's turn the page and see," "Fly faster, Florence!"). After a few detours, Florence is reunited with her firefly friends. Britta Teckentrup's digital artwork is reminiscent of Eric Carle and Brendan Wenzel. ( )

Following a firefly called Florence on an adventure as she tries to find her way home with a few stops to enjoy the views.

The illustrations are charming. As they help bring the tale to life. ( )