Product Description

Friendship and learning adventures are shared by a young boy and a very special caterpillar. This book has many wonderful pictures and a delightful story to keep young readers involved in learning to read as well as understanding the world around them. For ages 5 through 10.

Hard backs are smyth-sewn with four-color covers, plastic-laminated. Soft backs are perfect bound, with four-color covers, coated two sides. Text pages in both are 60# library quality acid-free bond. Full C.I.P. data is included in each book. 5-1/2" X 8-1/2", 48 pages, 24 b/w illustrations.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #7454281 in Books
• Published on: 1992-06-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Hardcover
• 48 pages

From the Author
There is excitement all around us. The joyful wonderment in a child's eyes, the sunrise glow reflected amid rocks in a tranquil stream, the sturdy yet often gentle beauty of God's creations. These are the kinds of visions that I like to share with viewers and readers, giving an insight into my appreciation and reverence for life.

From the Back Cover
Corky was lonely until he found a caterpillar named Tickle . . . a Magic caterpillar. There is magic all around us if we look for it- There are fireflies that blink their lights . . . Tadpoles that change to frogs . . . Tiny raindrops that make a rainbow . . . Acorns that can be an oak tree . . . and caterpillars that become butterflies. Look for them, and you will see!

About the Author
A successful professional artist for about 20 years, Bernice Klauberg Brown especially enjoys painting portraits of children. She is a member of the American Society of Portrait Artists, he Coppini Academy of Fine Art, the Portrait Institute and Knickerbocker Artists, Brown has studied with master artists such as Howard Terpning, Harley Brown, Lajos Markos, Everett Raymond Kinstler, and Dan Gerhartz. Her enthusiasm, warmth and genuine caring has come from many years of teaching and working with children of all ages. Learn more about Mrs. Brown and her art from The Guide Book of Western Artists at www.aotw.com.