Llama Llama Misses Mama

A beautifully written story that really helped us settle into a new nursery routine. My son asks for it every day, and it has become a big part of our bedtime routine.

My 15-month-old baby started calling mama after reading this book. I never heard "mama" before. It was always "papa". The quality of the book and the illustrations are amazing. I'm preparing my little one to go to nursery and this book sets out the expectations very well. My baby asks me every night to read this book with a big smile on his face.

For kids who goes to school help them

Such a sweet good book. Both my 18 month old and 4 year old love it and can recite the pages

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Pretty good book. My toddler loves to read this.

I bought this book used and it was in very bad condition but the book is wonderful anyway. I love the all serie

I bought this book to help my daughter prepare to go to preschool. This book along with Daniel Tiger goes to school was probably the best for my daughter. My focus was to have a book that 1) helped alleviate separation anxiety, 2) show what happens at preschool & 3) is fun to read. This book hit all the marks and here’s why: 1. Main focus is on Llama Llama’s separation anxiety taking a toll on him at school. -it’s realistic of a child’s feelings and I think it helped my daughter relate to the character. -helped her see him progress through the story and eventually find school fun. -also, it was important to see his mom return at the end 2. Accurate preschool activities. -great for prepping my child for her first day at school and making school look fun. -goes through introducing yourself to your teacher, making new friends, reading, indoor activities, outdoor play, & lunch time 3. Well written story. -loved the rhyming flow of the book. It made it fun to read aloud. -emphasized Llama’s emotions which I think children can relate to; feeling very sad and not wanting to play to feeling happy and having fun.