Opposites Are Sometimes Not
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The critters in the forest won’t let the butterfly play with them. They are afraid they might hurt her. The ladybugs tried to let her, the beautiful white butterfly with gold hearts on her wings, play with them, but she took up to much room on the top of the dandelion. She felt lonely and hung her head. As she started to fly off, they all waved and thanked her for flying by. At that same moment, someone screamed…”The bear!” A big red-haired bear with crystal blue eyes came stomping through the forest. Then he let out an earsplitting roar. The bear was as famous as the butterfly but for a different reason of course, everyone thought he might hurt them.
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The journey begins with an unlikely relationship between a butterfly and a bear that follow their hearts in hopes of finding acceptance after being rejected. A secondary aspect is how this unique relationship affects the other critters in the forest. The moral of the story…is yours to find out! Included.. Teacher's notes- Exploring the Spiritual Side of Self.
About the Author
Nancy L. Hamlin is an experienced, professional writer who has had her poetry as well as articles of interest published in newspapers in and alongside of her hometown of Aspen, Colorado. She is a Licensed Psychiatric Technician in which she dedicates her professional expertise in caring for physically and developmentally disabled individuals. Being a Certified State of Colorado Counselor allows her to work with children from eight to eighteen years of age while doubling as a Probation Officer. In addition, Nancy is active in many programs that involve, facilitating educational programs, recreational activities and has a role in the PALS Program. She extends her expertise into the driving profession where she holds the title of Certified Defensive Driving Instructor. By working at Kiddy Korner, owned by her mother, Eloise H. IIgen, is one of many sources that gave her the inspiration to write this story.