
One concern parents have is how to inspire children to meet challenges with patience and persistence. That is the plot of this new book.
This story is a true gem…
“Children of all ages will be able to relate to monarch’s plight in some way… “This story is a true gem and one that will inspire children for years to come.” Renee Hand, award-winning adult and children’s books author. Hand reviews for the New York Journal of Books.
Matilda becomes discouraged when she is unable to fly during the early stages of her metamorphosis. But, this Amazing Monarch never gives up on her dream. Unlike her friends, Matilda doesn’t want to leap onto ledges or bound across fields, she only wants to fly. Matilda’s friends laugh at her because she doesn’t have any wings. They wonder: How can a creature without wings ever hope to fly? While Matilda progresses from egg to butterfly, her friends recall how they felt before they were able to do all of the things they had dreamed of doing. Encouraged by her friends, Matilda learns that if she keeps trying, she can do anything that she really wants to do.
Watch the video:
- AMAZING MATILDA: A Monarch’s Tale by Bette A. Stevens
- Paperback for your child’s bookshelf or classroom: http://amzn.to/YJVVOk
- Kindle version for your PC/MAC, iPad, tablet or eReader: http://amzn.to/Xf97aU
Bette A. Stevens received her B.S. in Elementary Education from the University of Maine at Orono before embarking on graduate courses in Curriculum Studies at Chapman University in California. She has taught in elementary and middle school classrooms in California and Virginia. Stevens is retired and living in Hartland, ME. Stevens has written articles for ECHOES, The Northern Maine Journal of Rural Culture based in Caribou, Maine. Her love of children, of literature and of learning inspired her to write her first children’s book, The Tangram Zoo and Word Puzzles Too! Find out more about Bette Stevens and her books at http://www.Amazon.com/author/betteastevens
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what a wonderful sstory and a simple but profound lesson for us all::::persistence::::could be my middle name. i wanted to thank you for reading through and dropping all your much appreciated ‘likes’ on my poems. i was a little distracted today 😦 when i responded to your compliments and wanted to let you know how much it meant to me.
thank you again and keep the::::light::::
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Beautiful video; heart warming and an action grabber! It is sure to be a success…
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It was suppose to read “attention grabber”, sorry for that spell check decided to change my words… Again this is a wonderful book, it is sure to be a classic.
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Thanks for the encouraging words… I hope everyone will spead the word! Happy writing and reading! 🙂
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Reblogged this on Book Reviews by Pat Garcia.
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You are a darling! ❤
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Hi,
I love the way you announced Amazing Matilda with the video. The video itself is an appetizer of hope and looking at it inspired me. Great job.
Ciao,
Patti
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