Calvin the Claustrophobic Caterpillar Lucy M Johnson It shows children that acceptance

It shows children that acceptance and forgiveness are more likely when they admit their mistakes

a testament to the human spirit and triumph of willpower despite seemingly insurmountable odds

meets an actual prince

At 300 yards coming out of the corner

Calvin the Claustrophobic Caterpillar Lucy M Johnson It shows children that acceptanceCalvin knows his new life as a butterfly is going to be wonderful, but that doesnt make the idea of wrapping himself into a small chrysalis any easier! With help from his community, Calvin learns some ways to be brave and overcome his fear. Claustrophobia can be scary, especially for kids. This story provides a meaningful way to talk about it. For some children, it's easier to chat while busy, so we've also included seven coloring pages from the book