Books with title Fate And The Butterfly

No wings, and no magical talent! What's a fairy to do? Lonely and afraid this fairy copes with her feelings of being different by eating tasty food that isn't good for her. One day she meets an uncanny and annoyingly happy caterpillar that unexpectedly shows her the world from a completely new perspective and teaches her life lessons that she will never forget.“The illustrations of this book are real pieces of art, and the story really touching. I highly recommend this book to share with our children the importance of self-esteem and compassion.” Émilie, Reader Join the journey of self-discovery in this delightful fairy world!Available at Amazon in English, Portuguese and Bulgarian.For more information and free content go to ribiribistudio.com

This delightful fable tells the story of a butterfly lost in his feelings of insignificance until a few words from a friend open his eyes to his true power. The text of The Butterfly comes from the song featured in the Broadway musical THE STORY OF MY LIFE by Neil Bartram and Brian Hill. You can find the song and the entire Original Broadway Cast Recording, starring Will Chase and Malcolm Gets, on the PS Classics label, available through iTunes and Amazon. For more information visit: www.bartramandhill.com

This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.

Very Bear and The Butterfly by David Wise is a colorful fictionalized account of how Olympic Gold Medalist Wise met his wife after an injury turned his life upside down. Very Bear and The Butterfly is an illustrated children's picture book about a pleasant bear that forgets how to be friendly. Very Bear was kind and generous to all the animals in the woods. He always had plenty of food in his den and was willing to share it with anyone who came to visit. Very Bear felt protective about animals who were smaller than he was, and he’d frequently intervene when he saw larger animals bullying them. So when he saw Slypp, the weasel, teasing two field mice with blackberries that were tied to a stick, Very Bear got angry and threw Slypp into the nearby pond. Slypp detested getting wet, and she felt angry and aggrieved by Very Bear’s actions. She was determined to have her revenge. Before long, Very Bear was feeling pretty miserable and getting very angry about Slypp’s mean behavior. Then a lovely blue butterfly happened by. She noticed how unhappy Very Bear was, and she knew exactly what to do.David Wise's story for children, Very Bear and The Butterfly, teaches children how to take back control and gain perspective even when things seem really bad. After all, if Very Bear can laugh again after Slypp makes sure his winter hibernation is a terrible experience, how bad can things be?Harry Lau's illustrations bring Very Bear's emotions to life and as Flutters. the butterfly comes into Very Bear's life, the illustrations become more vibrant and vivid demonstrating the impact Flutters is having on Very Bear. One can really feel the wild and green places that Very Bear and Flutters visit and feel shivers when seeing the very angry Very Bear roaring his displeasures after failing to find a new den, undisturbed by Slypp, the weasel.