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The Tales Of Ittybittyville - Bryars, Dianne Smith
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The Tales Of Ittybittyville is the story of Roll E. Poli, a "roly poly" bug that gets washed away from his home in Wildflowerville by a rainstorm in The Great Rain Forest. After the storm, he finds himself rolled up into a ball in an unfamiliar place called Ittybittyville, surrounded by strangers. He is frightened, alone, and homesick. In short fashion, the residents of Ittybittyville come together to welcome him into their town and build him a new home. The cast of colorful townsfolk include Waldo Worm, Cent E. Pede, Beulah Butterfly, Buzz E. Bee, Lady Bug, and more. This little animated…mehr

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The Tales Of Ittybittyville is the story of Roll E. Poli, a "roly poly" bug that gets washed away from his home in Wildflowerville by a rainstorm in The Great Rain Forest. After the storm, he finds himself rolled up into a ball in an unfamiliar place called Ittybittyville, surrounded by strangers. He is frightened, alone, and homesick. In short fashion, the residents of Ittybittyville come together to welcome him into their town and build him a new home. The cast of colorful townsfolk include Waldo Worm, Cent E. Pede, Beulah Butterfly, Buzz E. Bee, Lady Bug, and more. This little animated society on the forest floor represents real-world diversity. In the end, Roll E. Poli finds out that he can make new friends and be happy, even if it's in a new place and he doesn't know anyone. Going to a new place to live is not such a scary thing, because you will always have new friends to help you make a new home.
Autorenporträt
Dianne Smith Bryars was a longtime newspaper and magazine correspondent, author, historian, and genealogist from Mobile, Alabama. She was president of local chapters of the League of American Pen Women and the United Daughters of the Confederacy (UDC), as well as a member of the Daughters of The American Revolution (DAR). This story for children was a natural project for her, a mother of seven.