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Fletcher and the Caterpillar
Book Review
The picture of the butterfly is my favourite, I love the gold bits.
Fletcher is kind and thoughtful and I really like the way he tries to find fun games that the caterpillar might like to play, but he just wants to ‘munch’ which is funny.
Fletcher was worried when the caterpillar stopped moving, but I knew it would turn into a butterfly so I was not worried.
The picture of the butterfly is my favourite, I love the gold bits.
I liked all the adjectives in the story.
It was fun trying to find the caterpillar in the different pictures. I really liked this story.
About the Book
Fletcher finds a caterpillar under a juicy green leaf. With the help of his friends, he introduces it to lots of games. But all it wants to do is munch. When Caterpillar stops munching, Fletcher is worried…but as spring turns into summer, something magical is about to happen!
Author
Julia Rawlinson
Julia Rawlinson is a British children’s author and poet who writes lyrical picture books and seasonal stories. She is best known for her 'Fletcher’s Four Seasons' series, which celebrates nature, friendship, and gentle wonder.
Drawing on childhood memories of Richmond Park and family rhymes, she lives in Warwickshire with her family and continues to write poetry for both anthologies and educational publishers
Illustrator
Tiphanie Beeke
Tiphanie Beeke is a British-born children’s book illustrator, who earned a master’s degree in Communication & Design from the Royal College of Art. She is best known for illustrating Fletcher’s Four Seasons' series, bringing the forest and its creatures to life with soft, glowing colours and textured, expressive detail. Beeke lives in the south of France, where she balances her illustration work with teaching art and literacy.
Reviewer Profile
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