Review: Jitterbug - Kai Luftner

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Review: Jitterbug - Kai Luftner - April 2023

Looking for a cute picture book about accepting your differences and being who you are and not fitting into a box just because everyone else says you should? Jitterbug by Kai Luftner is the picture book for you. This cute book introduces us to our main character "Jitterbug" who is a Ladybug/ Ladybird. All she dreams about is being a rock star and playing loud music. The other bugs though laugh at her and tell her to be quiet and try to discourage her music as they just don't understand why she loves it the way she does. That is until another bug rock band comes to town and they hear her music and invite her to jam with them. Once this happens, her music fits in with theirs and soon an amazing rock melody is heard and the other bugs start to rock it out and everyone comes to love her music. Jitterbug is a good read to teach children as well to never give up on their dreams and that there is nothing wrong with being different and yourself as we weren't made to fit in boxes while we are alive. That comes when we are dead.
Jitterbug also has beautiful and fun illustrations thanks to Wiebke Rauers and is the perfect picture book for children aged 3-6 years old.


Amazon: https://amzn.to/3uAbm2r





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