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Flight of Change

A Native American Tale of Caterpillars and Butterflies

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Flight of Change

By: John Guthrie
Narrated by: Joni Marie
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Flight of Change - A Native American Tale of Caterpillars and Butterflies is a heartwarming tale set in a Native American tribe, centered on a young boy named Running Deer and his mentor, Silent Bear. When Running Deer discovers a caterpillar, Silent Bear guides him on a transformative journey, teaching him about the life cycle of butterflies, the rhythm of nature, patience, and respect for all life.

As the caterpillar metamorphoses into a butterfly, Running Deer grows, learning about transformation, the beauty of growth, and the importance of each stage in life. The wisdom of the butterfly’s life cycle becomes a part of Running Deer, shaping him into a wise, respectful member of his tribe.

As an adult, Running Deer passes on these teachings to the next generation, starting with a curious young girl named Little Stream. This legacy of transformation becomes a tribal heritage, weaving wisdom from generation to generation. The story encapsulates life's cycles, the interconnectedness of all living things, the importance of patience, and the value of transformation making it a timeless tale for young listeners.

©2023 Connie A Guthrie (P)2023 Connie A Guthrie
Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths Literature & Fiction Native American Heartfelt
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