Books with title The Ladybug

#1 Amazon Mover & Shaker, THE GIFT OF THE LADYBUG is a magical story of love and acceptance through the eyes of two horses who learn their son is actually a ladybug. Inspired by the wisdom of the author's late son, this books teaches that you are perfect exactly as you are. All profits go to helping terminally ill children and their families. “The most amazing children's book I have ever read"-Anita Birk, Founder of Mommies of Miracles. Follow the author on Instagram at @Carole.Mac.

Upon waking one morning, the ladybug sisters Penelope and Priscilla are complaining about eating the same old bug mites and Momma Ladybug reinforces the "Ladybug Duty" of why they must rid the garden of the bad bug mites so that people can have nice, beautiful gardens. Their mother encourages them to use their imagination to create a feast and it would not be like eating bug mites at all. As they fly to the garden, they find that they can have an exciting, fun-filled day using their imagination. This short story will remind children that creating their own imaginary play can be lots of fun.

All girls, at some point in their lives, imagine being a princess. For some women, this idyllic fairy tale never goes away. A beautiful young girl, Audrey loves dressing up in fancy gowns and adorning her hair with tiaras, but the other girls at school make fun of her. Just as Audrey thinks it's time for her to grow up and relinquish her dreams of being a princess, a magical swarm of ladybugs greets her at recess. The ladybugs, inspired by the timeless wisdom of Audrey Hepburn, teach little Audrey the true meaning of being a real-life princess.

When eight year-old Leo Jansen watches Meg Kenton move in across the street, he has no idea the bossy girl will become his best friend. She is pink and sunshine and boldness, and while Leo’s family falls apart, her world is his sanctuary. Then she leaves for two years that becomes four, and Leo’s life goes to pieces.After Meg returns, lonely and doubting her worth, she looks for the boy who used to be her friend. She finds a young man she doesn’t recognize, a mean, rough troublemaker who can't stand her. Yet she’s drawn to him, and she asks God to help her reach the old Leo she used to know. She’s certain he’s still in there somewhere.But Leo is guarding dangerous secrets, and should Meg get too close, she'll figure them out. If he doesn’t do something to get rid of her, the last strands of his existence will come apart. And yet he wants to be the boy she’s looking for, not the monster he needs her to see. With the help of the garden and Meg’s parents, who understand all too well the hardships of growing up, maybe Meg can save Leo’s life, and he can turn around and rescue her heart.The Lion and the Ladybug is book two in the Terry’s Garden series, tales about a love that touches generations and a garden where God heals broken hearts.

Meet La La the ladybug with a broken leg. She lives in a jar and is lovingly cared for by Pepper, a five year old girl. Life is great for La La, except when Pepper's older brother decides to be a big meanie. He steals La La and dumps her out into the wild. La La is afraid, but she has an adventure anyway. Will Pepper and La La be reunited once again? 34 pages of charming illustrations and a cute story that will teach your child the value of caring for a pet. Perfect for children 3-7 years old.