Title: It's about transformation
Product review: I first read this book in the 1970s. Now in my life coaching practice, I encourage people to see the potential for using life changes as moments ripe for transformation. The caterpillar/cocoon/butterfly process offers a wonderful lens through which to view such transformation. So I returned to this wonderful book and found anew the encouragement to let go of whatever holds us back from being all we were meant to be--and I found again the enduring hope offered in its pages. This book is as relevant today as when Trina Paulus wrote it in 1972. We are always in need of hope.Though this book may appear simple and child-like with its artwork, don't be fooled. It is filled with profound wisdom, as in: "How does one become a butterfly?" she asked pensively."You must want to fly so much that you are willing to give up being a caterpillar."This is an amazing little book for anyone who faces change and who could use a dash of hope in their daily life.
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