Dive Into a Delightful Adventure!

Join Katie Caterpillar as she embarks on a spirited journey to learn swimming in the engaging read-aloud book, KATIE CATERPILLAR LEARNS HOW TO SWIM.

Entertaining and Educational

Perfect for young readers aged 4-8, this book is the fifth installment in the beloved Bumplebooks series. Through lively storytelling and charming illustrations, children delve into a world where teamwork, courage, and perseverance shine. Katie's adventure with her friends teaches valuable life lessons about believing in oneself and the power of friendship.

Features That Make Reading Fun!

KATIE CATEPILLAR LEARNS HOW TO SWIM is not just a book; it's an experience that enhances early reading skills. This 32-page soft cover edition is filled with whimsical illustrations that capture the essence of Katie's journey and her interactions with an array of helpful animal friends. With its simple language and captivating storyline, it encourages children to explore their own fears and face them with confidence—just like Katie does with swimming!

Perfect Addition to Your Child's Bookshelf

Don't miss out on this wonderful tale that makes learning to read and face new challenges exciting. Shop now and let your child join Katie on her memorable swimming adventure!

 32 pages - soft cover books. 

ISBN: 978-0-578-83751-2

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Reviews

I liked how the animals all worked together to teach Katie how to swim. I liked that Katie never gives up. I enjoyed the pictures as very creative.

Marie Casey – 8 years old.

Katie may be tiny but her courage and love of adventure are very real. She wants to swim with her friends. Who will teach her? Will it be Eliza Elephant, Miss Bumples, Ally Alligator, David Duck, or other Bumple animals, This story takes you through a problem to a solution combined with friendship and belief in one's self.

The child-like non-threatening pictures invite the young readers along for the ride. This book is also geared toward children learning how to swim or facing other fears that they can relate to and face successfully. Once again, as in the other Bumple books, friendship and cooperation prevail.

Katie deHaas -reviewer