Leo the Lop: Tail Two

by Stephen Cosgrove

Book Overview

Serendipity books have warmed the hearts of young and old for over two decades, becoming classics in children's literature. Each beloved tale teaches youngsters how to deal with the challenges of their world, providing them with positive solutions to difficult problems. Join the whimsical characters in this beautifully illustrated collection as they entertain and inspire every reader.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 084317725X
• ISBN13: 9780843177251
• Release Date: January 2002
• Publisher: Price Stern Sloan
• Length: 32 Pages
• Weight: 0.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.1" x 5.5" x 8.4"
• Age Range: 5 to 9 years
• Grade Range: Kindergarten to Grade 4

Customer Reviews

i had this when i was a kid

This was one of my favorites as a kids so we had to get it for our kids. Our youngest loves it.

Book review

The book is the best child/adult book. The story and the art work are excellent.

ANOTHER GREAT ADDITION TO THE SERENDIPITY SERIES

The art work continues to be the best. The text is great. This is an easy read for kids, or a read that is fun to read with the kids, concerning bravery and how one small creatrue, human or other wise, can indeed be brave and make a difference. Like all the books in this series, it brings a good message, in gentle and simply a comfortable read. Highly recommend this one.

Anyone can be brave, even if those who are small and cute

This was one of my favourite books as a child, and I'm here to buy it for my little cousin.In this tail, all the woodland animals describe how they feel; the owl feels wise, the lion feels brave, the bear feels strong. Leo the Lop says he feels brave, but the other animals scoff, saying he is too small and cute. When there is a forest fire, however, only little Leo can crawl under the choking smoke to guide the other animals to safety, proving that it does not matter what you look like on the outside, but what you have on the inside that counts.As usual, this Serendipity book is beautifully illustrated and ends with a little poem giving the moral, most of which I remember all these years later. I highly recommend this book for all young folks.