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I Don't Want to Eat Bugs by Rachel Branton, Tim Petersen

cadyly's review against another edition

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4.0

This was a cute little read about a girl who was hungry, but dinner wasn't ready yet. I read this to Gabby from my Kindle account on my phone last night. She enjoyed it too.

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4.0

I Don’t Want to Eat Bugs By Rachel Branton and Tim Petersen
Children's colorful story of a girl and she is so hungry. Too hungry to wait for dinner.
She heads outside and some animals try to treat her to one of their favorite snacks...
What I like about this book is that you can see the lettering on the dark background making it easy to read.
She comes across many animals and their foods. She gets a surprise after dinner.
Love end where it asks you to find so many items on the pages you've just read. Other works by the author are highlighted at the end.

romancereader1's review against another edition

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5.0

Easy fun read.

My baby girl is 5 years old and she really enjoyed this story.
She was so glad that Lisbon found something to eat at the end. Now she wants some ice cream

urbanaudreye's review

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5.0

Great story

I write enjoyed this story, as did my children. It's cute. Everyone wants Lisbon to try their favorite foods. Turns out she really likes her favorites, not the bird's, cat's, or dog's. The illustrations in this book are fantastic as well.

mckenzierichardson's review

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3.0

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Cute book. The illustrations were interesting and the story was humorous. Good intro into what various animals eat and personal preferences.

wishanem's review

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4.0

Very nice. Light and pleasant.

Sadly my kid still wasn't convinced he might like salad after the book races it, but he did enjoy the story. The art was solid, and the characters all behaved well, which is especially nice in a book about people not eating what other animals eat.

marr_dubb's review

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5.0

Fun & interactive. This is a cute story with a fun learn as you go mentality.

babyygiraffe's review against another edition

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4.0

Cute!

This is a cute children's story following a girl as she tries to get rid of her hungry tummy while her mom cooks dinner. Three year old approved!

nakiacookauthor's review against another edition

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5.0

Nice story

This was the perfect story to read for my daughter tonight- she asked to read it again in the future and I take that as a good sign.

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4.0

I Don't Want to Eat Bugs is absolutely adorable!

The art style in this book is more cartoon-y than "artsy", but it stands out really well! That gives it a unique feature that really stands out, in my opinion. While that may turn some readers away, the details in this book were fantastic! Just on the first page - the stuffed animals were breathtaking and almost real (in a cartoon sense). I really liked the style!

There is NOT a rhyming scheme, which is a really nice change! This story is just a story! It let's the words flow whatever way the author desired, instead of trying to stick to a rhyming scheme.

I thought the adventure Lisbon (our main character) goes on is really cute. The bird, cat and dog were all cute companions for Lisbon to learn from. The lesson about eating the food that is made for you (and not just random bugs and mice... do kids do that?) was something I haven't seen for a long time!

The final pages where it has a little activity was also an incredible touch! I always liked having activities in the book as a kid to make the book more fun, so seeing the activity page warms my heart. The activity itself is finding certain items in the storybook, if anyone is curious.

I think this book is adorable! I might have pushed the idea or theme behind the book a little more, but it was still fun and cute!

Four out of five stars!

I found this book on Bookbub!