A beautiful butterfly takes Maddison on a magical journey when it flutters through the back garden. Maddison, and her grandmother Mimi, share their love for nature as they dig and weed and tend each plant. They soon discover many insects and tiny creatures that live in the garden. Journey with Maddison as she views the world through her magnifying glass, learning all about the amazing metamorphous of the Black Swallowtail Butterfly! Peering through her magical magnifying glass, Maddison examines each stage of metamorphis . . . from the tiny egg to MUNCHING hungry caterpillar to colorful…mehr
A beautiful butterfly takes Maddison on a magical journey when it flutters through the back garden. Maddison, and her grandmother Mimi, share their love for nature as they dig and weed and tend each plant. They soon discover many insects and tiny creatures that live in the garden. Journey with Maddison as she views the world through her magnifying glass, learning all about the amazing metamorphous of the Black Swallowtail Butterfly! Peering through her magical magnifying glass, Maddison examines each stage of metamorphis . . . from the tiny egg to MUNCHING hungry caterpillar to colorful butterfly as it emerges from the chrysalis. Watch their relationship grow as Maddison and grandmother "Mimi" begin to learn which flowers and host plants attract colorful butterflies and feeding caterpillars. Together Maddison and Mimi discover how to make our world a more beautiful place by raising caterpillars and providing a habitat for butterflies. A must read for any butterfly enthusiast, conservationist, or naturalist interested in attracting butterflies to their yard or enviornment. Learn with Maddison and Mimi how to raise caterpillars and butterflies. Share the joy and excitment of attracting hundreds of butterflies in just a few short weeks. An entertaining, heartwarming, and educational story about growth and change. Beautifully illustrated and great story for any kid 2 to 60. This book will be a favorite in every home library. No matter how one chooses to interact with nature, each of us has the opportunity to watch and learn all about the amazing life cycle of... "THE CATERPILLARS THAT GREW AND GREW AND GREW"Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
From pediatric nurse, to mission volunteer in Honduras... to teaching children pottery, Robin Murray has spent much of her life caring for the needs of others. When chronic back pain forced her to slow the pace, quality family time became her focus. Robin has always taken delight in expressing herself through a variety of art forms. She took delight in the ancient art of RAKU, a very labor-intensive method of firing pottery to achieve an array of striking pottery finishes. Now it is much easier to press and shape moist lumps of clay into much smaller pottery pieces . . . whimsical butterflies, green sea turtles and leapfrogs. Instead of large beds filled with colorful garden plants, she shows her granddaughter Maddison how to dig and water pots of soft brown earth. Together, they grow pots of purple vincas, juicy red strawberries and rosy cherry tomatoes, ripe for the picking. More important are the pots of dill and parsley they plant, just waiting for the first Black Swallowtail Butterfly to flutter into the garden and lay her eggs. These days, Robin chooses the descriptive power of words, accented with many bright colors, to perfectly illustrate an adventurous Children s Picture Book. What better adventures to share than those from her own backyard, filled with MUNCHING caterpillars, fanciful butterflies, and the sweet sound of a grandchild s laughter! As Robin (Mimi) shares information about each life stage of the butterfly, Maddison peers through her magnifying glass to get a closer look. Through the use of her talents, Robin Murray seeks to encourage folks of all ages to promote and preserve much needed natural habitat for butterflies and their larva. Please join Robin and Maddison, and many others, who strive to make the world a more beautiful place for all to enjoy! May this metamorphosis never end!"
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