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A young girl named Petunia begins the adventure of a lifetime when she rescues a talking caterpillar named Herman. This short, heartwarming chapter book celebrates the magic of friendship and respect for life in its many forms. Enjoy this lively and animistic tale of a motherless girl named Petunia who rescues and befriends a charming and talking caterpillar named Herman. As Herman 'worms' his way into the hearts of Petunia's family and friends, they learn to nurture and care for him. The Silly Adventures of Petunia and Herman reminds its readers about the transformative power of love, about…mehr

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A young girl named Petunia begins the adventure of a lifetime when she rescues a talking caterpillar named Herman. This short, heartwarming chapter book celebrates the magic of friendship and respect for life in its many forms. Enjoy this lively and animistic tale of a motherless girl named Petunia who rescues and befriends a charming and talking caterpillar named Herman. As Herman 'worms' his way into the hearts of Petunia's family and friends, they learn to nurture and care for him. The Silly Adventures of Petunia and Herman reminds its readers about the transformative power of love, about the magic of unlikely friendships, and about respect for life in its many forms. An engaging chapter book for grades 2 through 5. This tale by first-time author Sam Baker will leave its readers wanting more.
Autorenporträt
Sam Baker has always been a dreamer. Writing down his dreams has led him to create many unique stories and poems. He comes from a long line of creative people, so writing is a natural outlet and way to express himself. He was born in Canberra, Australia and currently lives in a small rural town with his wife.When he's not working on his naval duties, he's reading anything sci-fi or fantasy, watching movies or cooking. Watching Gordon Ramsay is a guilty pleasure of his and he collects Folio Society Books. He's inspired by Christopher Paolini, Neil Gaiman, and Patrick Ness, to name a few. He hopes to one day be someone's inspiration to write.