About this item
Highlights
- Lonnie the Loon learns he must leave his home lake because of the cold winter in the north.
- 3-7 Years
- 8.5" x 8.5" Paperback
- 22 Pages
- Juvenile Fiction, Animals
Description
About the Book
It's getting cold, and the lake is forming ice. Lonnie the Loon needs to find a new home for the winter. When he starts flying to the coastal waters, he gets blown off course and ends up on a lake in the desert. That is where he makes a new friend, Quincy the Quail. Quincy teaches Lonnie about the desert animals.Book Synopsis
Lonnie the Loon learns he must leave his home lake because of the cold winter in the north. While flying south, Lonnie is blown off course and ends up on a desert lake. He forms a friendship with an unlikely character, a Quail. Quincy the Quail teaches Lonnie about his home for the winter.
The reader is able to listen to the calls and sounds of the desert animals using a QR Code Reader App.
Review Quotes
Children will love Lonnie, Quincy, and the other animals they meet in the story. The illustrations are appealing and they make the story come alive for readers. It's a good bedtime storybook and can also be used for read aloud sessions in classrooms and school libraries. Through the story, children are introduced to the different types of animals that live in the desert and also about living in the desert. The book is educational as well as informative and readers learn a lot of new things. Stories with information, a concept, and messages are good for children to help them understand easily. Lonnie the loon and his stay at the desert lake teaches kids about desert life and the animals that can be found there. An excellent story with a good concept for young readers. Reviewed by Mamta Madhavan for Readers' Favorite
In this one we get to see Lonnie make a friend, Quincy the Quail. These names alone are just fantastic. Once again, the book had a 2 year old watching every turn. Anyone who is around a kid who is just barely 2, knows that they typically enjoy turning the pages of the book more than the story itself. Not this time. There are a ton of children's books out there and I've found that most of them miss the mark a little bit. This series hits it right on the head. Reviewed on Amazon by Lynn MacQueen
Another wonderful book by Barbara Renner. Kids will love the story and are introduced to a new character, Quincy the Quail. Great for preschool kids and older - even grandparents! Reviewed on Amazon by Joey