What the Ladybug Heard

Reach for this book when your child feels overlooked or believes they are too small or quiet to make a difference. It is an ideal choice for the observant child who prefers to listen before they speak, helping them see that silence is often a superpower for problem-solving. The story follows a tiny ladybug who says nothing at all until she overhears a plot by two thieves to steal the farmer's prize cow. Through clever thinking and teamwork with the louder farm animals, she saves the day. Beyond the fun rhyming text and vibrant illustrations, the book addresses themes of justice and collective action. It is perfectly pitched for preschoolers and early elementary students, providing a comforting reminder that even the smallest voice can lead a big change.