Lizzy The Lioness is a story about a lion cub that gets in a
tight spot and needs to ask for help from her pride. It’s a pretty cute story.
She befriends a human and has a run-in with some hyenas. She learns that asking
for help is nothing to be ashamed of, but rather the right thing to do.
I love to read books to my children when they have a moral
or a good message. My children generally
have no problem asking for help, but as they seek more independence I do have
to remind them they still need it. I have a three year old and a one and a half
year old I read this book to. The younger one didn’t focus well but my three
year old did. The book is probably best for a 4-8 year old though. I like how
the story teaches children to rely on their family. Of course, this can extend
to any close adult or caregiver, but I do appreciate the family connection.
The illustrations are vivid and colorful, and the font size
varies for emphasis. I recommend it for children age 3 or 4 to 8 years old. It
would also be one I would consider as a gift for a friend’s child, because
parents can appreciate it as well.
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write a positive review and the opinions and thoughts I have expressed are my
own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16
CFR, Part 255
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