There was nothing in the eVersion other than the cover so we can’t rate it. We’ve reviewed other books from this publisher so it may just be a glitch with this file.

I read this book in the car to my nieces, they loved it. they kept wanting to know more and more. We were traveling from tampa to orlando and it was a really good want to pass the time.

This is a very short book for toddlers. It has short sentences and large bright pictures. As the blurb says, "Each short story features the charming cloud in simple situations, perfect for teaching babies and toddlers." I thought the pictures were cute and would attract the attention of little ones. My granddaughter liked the pictures and seemed to like the descriptions as I wouldn't really call it a story. She did like the sun, moon, stars etc. as she has a fascination for them as she sees them in the sky.

Olga is a cloud. She and Ugo the Bird go to a party thrown by her friend the Moon. The sun, the stars, and a comet all show up, dressed fancy. Then they have cake.
And that’s it. No attempt at a story or anything else. The last page shows more books in the series, and I wonder if they’re all this simple. If it had done some astronomical teaching, at least, I could see the point, but there’s simply no substance. The artwork isn’t special enough to keep the attention of a curious little kid.
2.5 pushed up to 3/5

This children's book was about a cloud named Olga who attends a party. There is really no excitement with this book. I do not believe that it would hold the attention of many children. The illustrations are not engaging and lack imagination. I regret to say that I cannot recommend this book with all of the great books out there.

I don't even know where to start with this one... The art was generic and the story wasn't interesting at all. My four year old and I sat down to read this one and it ended so abruptly that my son was confused. There wasn't much to this one.

This is a very short children's book about a cloud named Olga that goes to a party. It briefly describes in one sentence other "people" at the party (the comet, the moon, the stars, etc) and what they are doing. There is no plot to the story. It is very, very short. I would not personally recommend it except for very young children. (Under age 2) as my 2.5 year old daughter was bored with it. Unfortunately, it also lacks creativity.

This download showed only the cover and none of the pages. I don’t feel like I can fairly review it.

I tried to download it and it was a blank document. I downloaded it several times on different devices and the same happened