Little Bug Went K-Choo by Rosetta Stone - 1975 Beginner Book with Michael Frith Illustrations

In the bright and early hush of a backyard adventure, where the world is one big playground of sound and surprise, a little bug embarks on a journey of joyful noise—a tiny explorer puffing out "K-Choo" with all his might, sending leaves flying and laughter rippling through the garden, his friends gathering round in wide-eyed wonder as the pages explode with the delight of discovery, every onomatopoeic burst a celebration of the fun in finding your voice. Rosetta Stone's rhythmic tale, illustrated by Michael Frith's whimsical line work that dances with the energy of a child's first "hello," turns the ordinary act of making noise into a symphony of silliness that invites little readers to join the chorus. Imagine sharing it on a sunny afternoon, the words tumbling out in giggles and gasps as a child's eyes light up with the bug's triumphant "K-Choo," the book becoming a launchpad for backyard concerts and backyard symphonies. From the beloved Beginner Books series, this 1975 edition captures the pure joy of sound-play and self-expression, a story that turns every page into a playground of auditory delight. Discovered by Treasures of Bako - Have we got a gem for you.