The document provides a review of the children's book "The Bad-Tempered Ladybird" by Eric Carle. It notes that the book's art style uses textured paper to depict different animals, with the pictures increasing in size along with the animals to show perspective. The review also comments that the book contains more text than the last one looked at, with the text size increasing along with the larger animals and using some larger vocabulary words. The book is 12cm x 12cm and has 36 pages.

1. The bad-tempered
Eric carle

2. Pictures
• The art style of this book is very ruff like it is
made out of paper and even ripped in some
places I think this is good because the children
will be able to tell different parts of the
pictures in the book fro the different types of
texture as the animals get bigger so do the
pictures this helps to show the children how
big that animal is to the ladybird

3. text
• The book has more text then the last book I
looked at and has a very interesting feature as
the bad tempered ladybird flies from on
animal to the next as the animals get bigger so
does the text and the text tends to use larger
words with some relations

4. Extra info
12cm x 12cm
36 pages