Caterpillar and Bean
By Martin Jenkins
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Synopsis
A tiny bean seed lies in the soil, sprouting roots and leaves as it grows into a plant. On one of its leaves, a small egg appears, hatching into a hungry caterpillar. As the caterpillar munches on the leaves, it grows bigger, eventually forming a chrysalis. Meanwhile, the plant blossoms and produces bean pods. Through the changing seasons, both the plant and the caterpillar undergo remarkable transformations, illustrating the interconnectedness of life cycles in nature.
About the author
Martin Jenkins is a British author who loves writing books about animals, science, and the natural world. He is well known for his book 'The Emperor’s Egg', which tells the story of how emperor penguins look after their eggs. Martin enjoys making facts fun and interesting for curious readers like you!
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
2019
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