Very hungry caterpillar

Drilling in and out, the caterpillar is very busy.
One hole, two holes, three holes...
One bite after another, keep eating, eating, eating,
It's so plump, when will it be full?

This caterpillar is from Ari. In Carl's writing, with his round and chubby body, he climbed unhindered from the United States to more than 70 countries and regions around the world.

Has more than 55 million little book fans. This classic hole book is the first picture book for many babies. The interesting hole design allows little fingers to drill in and out of the holes.
Ari. Carl uses unique collage techniques to make the colors not only bright, but also allows children to see the multi-layered beauty of nature. For example, the green on a caterpillar is definitely not comparable to a single layer of green in the market. In addition, Ari. Carl is good at showing admiration for life in a rich sense of childishness. When the caterpillar eats and eats and finally transforms into a beautiful butterfly, the preciousness of life is so joyful. As Peng Yi said in "Meeting the Centennial Classic of Picture Books": "This is a picture book full of poetry and creativity. Speaking of poetry, you see, green leaves, earth, butterflies, colorful fruits, radiant flowers The moon, the scorching sun... The author is like a passionate poet, singing a praise of life for the children with unrestrained, strong and gorgeous colors."

In this joyful growth story, babies can imagine themselves as caterpillars interacting with books. While understanding the process of caterpillars transforming into butterflies, they can also learn concepts such as weeks, counting, and sorting.