A children’s book by Bryan Evans
When Jane feels alone at school, a tiny caterpillar named Libby gives her something to care for and something to hope for. As Libby changes, Jane begins to discover her own courage and the difference one kind voice can make.
Jane's friendship with Libby, a caterpillar she finds in her garden, becomes a source of comfort and courage as changes begin both inside and outside the shoebox.
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Children, families and classrooms looking for a warm story about friendship, self-worth and finding the courage to oppose bullying and name-calling.
friendship • kindness • bullying • self-esteem • inclusion
Encourages children to reject bullying and name-calling, support classmates who are treated unfairly and recognise how kindness can influence others.
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This picture book is written for ages 5–10. Children, families and classrooms looking for a warm story about friendship, self-worth and finding the courage to oppose bullying and name-calling.
Encourages children to reject bullying and name-calling, support classmates who are treated unfairly and recognise how kindness can influence others.
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