Official Review: Cocoon by Veronica Red

[EvaDar]

That was a nice review. This is seems to be a beautiful book. In today's generation where technologu prevails, I think its good to have books like this to bring back young minds to nature.

I agree. The only Caterpillar book I remember reading was A very hungry Caterpillar. This book seems to bring out much more in a young children's book. Even though I'm not a child or a mother, this review made me feel like I should read it.

It's a little gem. Thanks for stopping in and sharing a comment.

[EvaDar]

This sounds like such a lovely children's book, and I appreciate your engaging review.

Thank you Cecilia. I appreciate your stopping by.

[unamilagra]

Sounds like a great book. Children are naturally so attracted to the natural world, and it's a shame that in this day and age we fail to encourage and develop that curiosity. This sounds like a book I would love to read to my own children.

[Manang Muyang]

Though this is a book for children, its lessons are profound. I have a copy of "Hope for the Flowers," another caterpillar book for kids that is also fitting for adults.

The butterfly is a fascinating species that transforms from ugly to beautiful after much struggle. We would do well to learn from it.

Thanks for the fascinating review. I am a Cancer, so I am a water woman. But I do not believe in horoscopes.

[inaramid]

It's interesting how astrology is tied into a book for children. This sounds like a book worth checking, particularly for the learning opportunities it offers. Thanks for this wonderful review - it made me feel so nostalgic!

[EvaDar]

Sounds like a great book. Children are naturally so attracted to the natural world, and it's a shame that in this day and age we fail to encourage and develop that curiosity. This sounds like a book I would love to read to my own children.

Yes, I fear screens are replacing experiences of nature. Thanks for dropping by and sharing your thoughts.

[EvaDar]

Though this is a book for children, its lessons are profound. I have a copy of "Hope for the Flowers," another caterpillar book for kids that is also fitting for adults.

The butterfly is a fascinating species that transforms from ugly to beautiful after much struggle. We would do well to learn from it.

Thanks for the fascinating review. I am a Cancer, so I am a water woman. But I do not believe in horoscopes.

Yes, both adults and kids would appreciate this one. Thank you for stopping by!

[EvaDar]

It's interesting how astrology is tied into a book for children. This sounds like a book worth checking, particularly for the learning opportunities it offers. Thanks for this wonderful review - it made me feel so nostalgic!

Yes, the astrology piece was interesting to me. Not everyone's cup of tea, but it added interest to the story. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[nooregano]

This book sounds incredible! I'm a sucker for sensitive, wholesome children's books. It's also evident that this is a topic that the author cares passionately about, and normally this kind of passion about spiritual and humanistic subjects lends books a very particular lightly-heartfelt quality. Thanks for the great review!

[Kajori Sheryl Paul]

This book seems to make the most of a child's affinity to nature. The way it explores the theme of change is interesting.

Thank you for the lovely review.

[Mbrooks2518]

This seems like a very educational book and a great way to get kids interested in nature and insects. My nephew is probably a little young for this book, but he loves insects, so I'll definitely keep it in mind for him in a year or two. Thanks for the review.