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Clara Caterpillar [Library Binding]

Pamela Duncan Edwards (Author), Henry Cole (Illustrator)

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Cornelius says Clara is a cute cabbage caterpillar. Catty and Crimson Catisha says Clara is only a common caterpillar with no hope of becoming a colourful butterfly. When a hungry crow shows up, does being colourful and conspicuous compare with being common, contented, and courageous? Ages 3-6. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars My kids and I loved Clara Caterpillar! 24 Nov 2001
By "sweetinfidel" - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Hardcover
This is story about hidden talents, not judging someone by their appearance etc. and it is very clever. I especially liked the fact that the hero in this story is female. I bought this story for my son's 5th birthday, but my 8 year old daughter simply adored this book. After I read it aloud to him a couple of times I saw her pick it up and read it to herself again and then to him when he asked her to. (She is not normally gung-ho for reading)Great story. Fantastic pictures.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Clara Caterpillar 22 Jan 2007
By Linda H. Mclemore - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
I was searching for children's books with my new granddaughters name, Clara, and when I came across this book I liked the story. The moral of the story is "Clara is so capable and courageous" and "And I'm a completely contented butterfuly" said Clara, and I hope that my granddaughter Clara will grow up capable, courageous and content.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Kindergartners loved this story 29 May 2009
By J. D. Kammerer - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Hardcover
I read this to my Kindergarten class as an introduction to our Butterfly integrated thematic unit. The story is great, with a lesson that you cannot judge someone by their appearances, and the kids understood this. They even refered to this story several times, especially when some snooty character was presented in a story, the kids would say "He/She is just like Catisha!" Catisha is the conceited caterpillar in this story. I reread the story at the end of our unit, and asked the students what parts of the story were true about caterpillars/butterflies. They noticed the life cycle of the butterfly was correct in this story, as was the camouflage scene.
I enjoyed this book myself, I must confess!
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