☁️✨ Ready for a sky-high children's adventure that’ll warm your heart? The Little Lost Cloud is a super cute tale about a fluffy cloud that gets lost and discovers new friends around the world. The illustrations are as adorable as the story, making it a fantastic pick for kids who love a bit of magic and wonder. If you want a book that’ll make storytime a hit and teach a lovely lesson, this one’s a must-read! 🌈📚

I have a bit of a soft spot for children's books written about clouds.

This is a cute story about a lost cloud. The illustrations are for a very young audience but the text is a bit too complex. There is a mismatch that makes it hard to target the audience for this book.

I enjoyed it as an adult with an appreciation for children's books but I would not get it for my library or recommend it to a student.

Thank you to NetGalley and the Publisher for the eARC.

The book was beautifully written. The author made careful word choices that were very impactful. Overall, the book was well written and I did really enjoy it.

The Little Lost Cloud is a sweet story about a cloud who gets separated from their family during a storm. Along the way, they come across different animals who are kind and encouraging. This book shows how to ask for help and gives a positive outlook on seeking assistance from others. The illustrations are simple and cute, and the rhyming nature of the story flows easily, making it a great book to read out loud.

I thought that this was a really lovely story!

The story is really well written, it has a lovely flow to the story and the layout of the pages was spot on - my daughter really liked this one and as a mum i liked the rhyming nature of the book.

The book tells the story of a little cloud who gets separated from it's parents during a storm and they meet and make some new friends animals along the way on the search to be reunited.

It is 5 stars from me for this one - very highly recommended!

**The Little Lost Cloud by Shabnam Shaikh**

This children's book tells the story of a cloud that gets separated from its parents during a storm and meets friendly animals along the way.

What I loved most was the illustration. The drawings are incredibly charming, and the vibrant colors make it perfect for kids! The story is also well-written; it’s easy to follow, with short, rhyming dialogues.

However, I found the small text a bit challenging to read. Larger, bolder letters would have made it easier for both kids and adults. Despite this, my toddler enjoyed it when I read it to her.

I would definitely recommend this book for children and would love to see more from this author in the future!