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Sabina the Blue Butterfly

Sabina the Blue Butterfly

Kids, Jupiter

Paperback

Early ReadersGeneral Juvenile Fiction

Publisher Price: $12.99

ISBN10: 1680321129
ISBN13: 9781680321128
Publisher: Wahida Clark Presents Pub
Published: Sep 9 2014
Pages: 34
Weight: 0.13
Height: 0.07 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In a meadow at the edge of a forest lived a beautiful, bright blue butterfly. Her name is Sabina and most of the time, she liked being a butterfly. Sometimes, she would see some other creature and wish she was like that creature. One day, a big fat caterpillar crawled up on the plant she was sitting on and said he was not just an ordinary caterpillar but was a magic caterpillar that could make three wishes come true for a price, which he decide on after she made her wishes. Without even thinking about the price, Sabina jumped at the chance to have three wishes granted. She agreed and said her first wish was to fly high up as one of the swallows diving and climbing in the air high above them. With an odd nodding of his head, the caterpillar made Sabina a swallow and she joined the pair of swallows high up. They did not like having a strange swallow joining them like that and soon ran her off. She came back down to the caterpillar to change her back to herself while she decided what to wish for next. She then saw a bumble bee and wished to be one. Again the caterpillar gave his odd nod and just like that, she was a bumble bee. She flapped and fluttered her wings and slowly lifted off the plant. She found that flying was much harder for a bumble bee than for a butterfly and soon got too tired to fly. She crawled back to the caterpillar and was changed back to a butterfly while she thought about her last wish. She remembered how gracefully she could fly and how all the other butterflies were always happy to see her. Then she knew what her last wish would be. She wanted to always be a butterfly and be even a brighter blue than she already was. The caterpillar smiled and nodded in his odd way and made her brighter than before. Then the caterpillar reminded her that she had to pay for her wishes. Sabina held her breath, afraid of what that price might be. What price did the caterpillar want?

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