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Details: Written by Janan Cain; published by Illumination Arts in 2007. It is a 32-page hardcover book for children.
Synopsis: Roonie B. Moonie, a bee who wants to be a great explorer, gets lost while exploring and encounters scary situations. A stranger approaches him, and he must rely on his mother’s guidance and his instincts to stay safe. The story teaches children the importance of following safety rules and trusting their feelings.
Key Themes: Child safety, trust, intuition, and listening to parental guidance.
Roonie B. Moonie: Lost and Alone Hardcover – December 31, 2007
5.0 5.0 out of 5 stars, 11 ratings
Roonie B. Moonie dreams of becoming a great explorer like his hero, Christopher Columblebee. During one adventure, he wanders into a dark, unfamiliar place and faces one frightening situation after another. When a suspicious stranger offers help, Roonie must depend on his mother's guidance and his instincts to stay safe.
Will a stranger lure him away? Will he find his way back home? How does he decide who can be trusted? Janan Cain's charmingly illustrated story helps children learn the importance of following safety rules, staying calm, and trusting their feelings.
Details: Written by Janan Cain; published by Illumination Arts in 2007. It is a 32-page hardcover book for children.
Synopsis: Roonie B. Moonie, a bee who wants to be a great explorer, gets lost while exploring and encounters scary situations. A stranger approaches him, and he must rely on his mother’s guidance and his instincts to stay safe. The story teaches children the importance of following safety rules and trusting their feelings.
Key Themes: Child safety, trust, intuition, and listening to parental guidance.
Roonie B. Moonie: Lost and Alone Hardcover – December 31, 2007
5.0 5.0 out of 5 stars, 11 ratings
Roonie B. Moonie dreams of becoming a great explorer like his hero, Christopher Columblebee. During one adventure, he wanders into a dark, unfamiliar place and faces one frightening situation after another. When a suspicious stranger offers help, Roonie must depend on his mother's guidance and his instincts to stay safe.
Will a stranger lure him away? Will he find his way back home? How does he decide who can be trusted? Janan Cain's charmingly illustrated story helps children learn the importance of following safety rules, staying calm, and trusting their feelings.