The Little Spider Who Was Not Afraid of Anything

The little spider got bored sitting on her flowerbed, and she sets off in search of adventure. The little spider's friends — the Caterpillar, the Ladybug, and the Bumblebee warn her about the dangers lurking in the Big Garden at every turn. But the little spider does not listen to them and bravely goes forward, towards adventures! However, her friends call for her help from time to time, tugging at her thread-like web. And each time the alarm turns out to be false. What foolish and cowardly friends they are! Or maybe not? Because, if you look closely, they pull the little spider just at the moment when hungry birds, toothy fish, and furry beasts open their beaks, mouths, and jaws to swallow the brave little spider. Then these 'foolish and cowardly' friends unite and drive away the huge Frog, which hypnotizes the little spider with its gaze, making her finally feel scared too. The young British writer S. Marendaz and the artist Carly Glendhill tell us two stories: in the first, we experience events through the eyes of the little spider; in the second, we see what is really happening. Therefore, the little one needs to examine the book very carefully, running their fingers over it, and then the author's intent will unfold before them in all its fullness. This picture book with a convoluted plot, charming characters, and bright illustrations will be interesting for children from 2 years old.