Casey Caterpillar Feels Left Out - by Samantha Kurtzman-Counter (Hardcover)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>"Based on the screenplay by: Ruby Vanderzee; created by Abbie Schiller; character design, Emily Martin"--Title page.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>Sweet little Casey Caterpillar feels left out when Lucy Ladybug and Bette Bumblebee play Air Acrobatics; because Casey doesn't yet have wings! When Mentor Bailey Butterfly encourages Casey to share how she feels, the whole gang learns an important lesson about empathy.<p/><br></br><p><b> From the Back Cover </b></p></br></br>When Bette Bumblebee and Lucy Ladybug suggest playing their favorite flying game, Casey Caterpillar (who doesn't yet have wings) feels terribly left out by her friends. Upset, Casey scoots off and is met on the path by wise Bailey Butterfly, who helps Casey build the courage to tell her friends how she feels. With lush, colorful illustrations, this thoughtful exploration of friendship encourages young readers to solve their conflicts through compassion, consideration and kindness. <BR> - Teaches empathy through relatable characters and situations <BR> - Offers children the words to express when they feel excluded <BR> - Gorgeous images and memorable characters <BR> - First in a series of children's books featuring this charming garden universe<BR> What happens when a little caterpillar can't take flight like her winged friends? <BR> Lush, color-saturated pictures with adorable characters lead parents and kids through a cozy garden universe, introducing them to a valuable lesson about empathy and communication. <BR> In "Casey Caterpillar Feels Left Out," Casey and her friends gleefully play leapfrog, until the game evolves into air acrobatics. While her flying bug friends zip and soar, wingless Casey painfully observes their fun, unable to join. Hurt, Casey inches away. What unfolds in this simple, but compelling story is a lesson for kids and parents alike. Through her mentor, Bailey Butterfly, Casey learns how to articulate and express her feelings, offering young children an engaging tale about understanding and accepting our friends for who they are. <BR> - Teaches empathy through relatable characters and situations <BR> - Offers children the words to express when they feel excluded <BR> - Gorgeous images and memorable characters <BR> - First in a series of children's books featuring this charming garden universe <BR><p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br>A perfect book for preschoolers who are learning to express their emotions, and a great way to teach little ones to consider the feelings of others. - Jackie Breyer, Editor, The Toy Book<br><br>Not only does it show young children how to express their feelings, the bugs find a solution to the problem by sharing and compromising. -Paula Hrbacek, book review columnist for The Examiner<br><br>This sweet book acknowledges the hurt that comes from being left out, and teaches children how to share their feelings in order to get their needs met and strengthen their friendships. - Dr. Laura Markham, author of Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids: How To Stop Yelling and Start Connecting.<br><p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br>ABBIE SCHILLER is a children's book author, children's show creator and producer, and founder of The Mother Company. She and Samantha collaborate with renowned parenting experts and educators to ensure all The Mother Company books and shows are age-appropriate and educational. Then she tests them at home with her 2-year-old son and 8-year-old daughter and all their friends. SAMANTHA KURTZMAN-COUNTER is a children's book author, children's show producer and director, and partners with Abbie in The Mother Company. Samantha adapts all the books from the shows to ensure they are exceptional books as stand-alone properties. She gets most of her notes from her son Jack, who just entered Kindergarten.
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