From the Critics
From Amazon Top 50 Reviewer, Cindy Penn
Highly Recommended

One day Arthur the Beetle finds a large, juicy berry big enough to feed him for a week. Excited by the discovery, he begins pushing it home, planning how much he is going to like eating the berry. Then suddenly, his berry gets stuck, and Arthur the Beetle has to figure out how to unstick it.

Sometimes approaching a problem straight ahead just will not work. There are times when a problem can only be resolved by backing off, and approaching it from a new direction. This is a difficult life lesson for most children to learn, but Annie Applefield's THE BEETLE AND THE BERRY makes this concept easy to understand. Highly recommended.