Annabelle Bee and Now There are Three in Bloomington, MN

Caterpillars Change-Friendship Does, Too
Annabelle Bee and Benjamin Butterfly's friendship is put to the test when Annabelle has to share Benjamin's time with his little brother, Bailey. Bailey doesn't even look like Benjamin-he's a green and black caterpillar, and eats milkweed instead of nectar. How strange! But with just a little bit of patience, Annabelle may see that Bailey has more in common with her and Benjamin than she thought, and she may learn that sharing friendship can help bonds grow even stronger. . .
Young readers can explore friendship, jealousy, and the magic of transformation in this charming follow-up to
Annabelle Bee and the Butterfly Tree.