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Treasured Tales Big Books-Stellaluna

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When Stellaluna, a fruit bat, is separated from her mother and adopted by a nest of birds, she tries to adapt to her new life. Jannell Cannon educates and delights through her engaging prose. A well-known story by a familiar author makes this a must-have book for the classroom. Hardcover book. Ages 4 yrs. +.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Leo X. ★★★★★

The moment Stellaluna gets separated from her mother and lands in that bird nest, my daughter went completely quiet — she's usually narrating every page. The prose is gentle enough to read aloud at bedtime without tripping over big words, and the illustrations of the bats hanging upside down got a l

Ava G. ★★★★★

My 4-year-old asks for this one every night now, and the prose has a gentle rhythm that actually holds his attention to the end. The big book format makes the pictures easy to see when we read side by side on the floor.

Sophia L. ★★★★★

The illustrations in this one are gorgeous and the story about Stellaluna learning to live with the birds is sweet without being preachy. I read it to my son at bedtime and he asks for it almost every night now.