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For me this book is made with purpose, not just stating the life of a caterpillar who wanted to find meaning about life but it also reflects on the life challenges. We are only contented of what we have and sometimes we say to ourselves everything we own and have are many things that we achieved in life and we don’t aim for more because of fears of disappointment in all our struggles in life. We don’t attempt to move on and we don’t try to get things to prove that we can make it at the end.

Trina Paulus offers her full effort in writing the story, the book manifest how Trina create this story with passion. She consumes her precious time just making this kind of tale, emotionally; this story is dedicated to those people who experience difficult problems. As far as I can understand, Trina experience also this kind of problem that she desires to accomplish something but when things are harder in the middle she get discouraged, she gives up all the things that she started good because she lose her trust and confidence.

There are times that I felt over-passionate in myself that I want to succeed on something, I sense courageous and jubilant but then when things went wrong that causes me to discourage myself. But because I have my goals and I trust in the Lord that He has a purpose why is this happening to me. And I always believe in myself that I could go beyond my problems.

We can be butterflies! Being a butterfly is accomplishing your dreams that you are yearning when you still visualizing your future. . It’s like life that we must also be free to do what we can do for ourselves in order to discover our new self by knowing yourself more by exploring the world of people whom you can be with and also you can learn many things about them. It is very exciting to be free sometimes and have the things you can do and learn by yourself. And life is very interesting especially when we achieve something good for ourselves and when we make it by ourselves and by

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