This is the story of owly and her friend wormy and their adventure with butterflies. I really did enjoy creating my own story to go along with the pictures so I know that children would also like this story. They clearly illustrate the emotions of the characters and how they feel in this story. These particular illustrations are really good, they help tell the story. Since their are no words in the story, the illustrations are really important to the story. The cover art is what drew me to this book in the first place, the illustration just really intrigued me and made me want to read the book. This is a great children's book because it makes them think that they need to open up their perspectives and let the unexpected take place because it really can be a beautiful thing! In life, you always expect or want something and you may not always get exactly what you planned but if you think about it and realize how blessed you are to get it, you start to accept it and end up loving the situation or people that you never thought you would. The text to world connection I made was along the same lines. So they all became friends even when they thought they wanted something different. Caillou and his friends started talking with a new kid in the neighborhood and didn't think they would like him because he was new and not what they expected, but then Caillou started hanging out with him and realized that he really like this new kid and showed all his other friends how awesome he was too. The text to text connection I made was to an episode of Caillou I watched while babysitting one time. Which is what Owly and Wormy experienced when they thought they wanted butterflies but ended up only getting caterpillars but befriended them anyways. At first, I didn't think I would ever want to be friends with some of the people because of the way they dressed or how they looked but once I got to know them, I realized they were really amazing people and we became the best of friends. The text to self connection I made was in my friend group in high school. But then they got to know the caterpillars well and became friends and then the two caterpillars had to go away for a little bit and Owly and Wormy missed them a lot and then they came back as butterflies because they had to go through their life cycle of caterpillar to butterfly and it ended with them being happy and loving each other. Then two little green bugs, also known as caterpillars, came along and Owly and Wormy were upset because they wanted butterflies and didn't think they were ever going to come. So they went and bought a plant that they thought would attract butterflies and put it in their forest. Owly and Wormy were two friends and at the beginning they saw butterflies and wanted to have them come to their forest. The story line was a tad bit confusing for me, mainly because there was so much going on throughout the pages and the thought bubbles made things a little easier to understand but it was still a great book. They really showed the emotions of the characters well. They were so lively and inviting and the expressions on all of the creatures faces were priceless. I wasn’t sure If I would understand it but I certainly understood the whole book. This book is great for kids who have a big imagination and love meeting new people.
I really liked how the images clearly illustrate all the emotions and faces of the characters and how they feel on that given page. Since there are no words the illustrations are very important to the story. I loved how cute and vibrant the pictures were in the book. Since the story didn’t have words I would highly recommend to young children who are starting to make friends but also older children who love pictures. What Owly and Wormy didn’t know was that these caterpillars would come back to be butterflies which is exactly what they wanted in the first place! The cute story ended in a very happy situation. They all ended up becoming friends but the two caterpillars had to leave which made them very upset. They bought a plant that at first they thought would attract the butterflies but instead the plant caught bugs that ended up being caterpillars. The Graphic novel Owly & Wormy, Friends All Aflutter! written by Andy Runton is a book told through pictures and is about two friends who want to catch butterflies.
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