The Secret Life of the Woolly Bear Caterpillar
By Laurence Pringle
Illustrated by Joan Paley
By Laurence Pringle
Illustrated by Joan Paley
By Laurence Pringle
Illustrated by Joan Paley
By Laurence Pringle
Illustrated by Joan Paley
Part of The Secret Life
Category: Children's Nonfiction
Category: Children's Nonfiction
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$16.99
Apr 01, 2014 | ISBN 9781620910009 | 5-7 years
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Dec 07, 2021 | ISBN 9781635928532 | 5-7 years
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Praise
“The author of more than 100 children’s books looks closely at a familiar creature. Naming but not otherwise anthropomorphizing this stealthy survivor, Pringle follows Bella the woollly bear through a “jungle of grasses, clovers, and wild flowers . . . Paley’s colorful cut-paper and mixed-media illustrations show off Bella and her neighbors nicely . . . Straightforward and informative.” –Kirkus Reviews
“Pringle (Scorpions!, 2013) informatively narrates the life of a banded woolly caterpillar called Bella, so named for its species, the Isabella tiger moth. . . Each page presents plenty of material for discussion, and an afterword offers more information on banded woolly caterpillars and a glossary of terms used in the text . . . ” –Booklist
“In this picture-book equivalent of watching a nature documentary, Bella, a woolly bear caterpillar eats, molts, and eats again in a months-long journey through forests, gardens, and lawns. . . Colorful cut-paper drawings bring Bella and her world to life, emphasizing the texture of her fuzzy-looking black-and-orange body and gloriously displaying the wingspan of the tiger moth she becomes. Further information and a diagram of a woolly bear caterpillar are included in the back matter, all the better to satisfy insect-loving readers.” –School Library Journal
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