A father watches his daughters lovingly care for a squirmy gang of caterpillars. When they morph into butterflies, the girls witness the true meaning of life... unfortunately. A short story by Scott Semegran
My Review:
So I picked this one up a while back when it was a freebie
on Amazon. It’s a short, quick read, but
it is a nice glimpse into everyday life and the authors writing. Even though it was short I found myself
smiling and even laughing a few times at some of the character and his
daughters’ antics. I think I mainly
enjoyed it so much simply because it was just real. I found myself nodding my head at some of the
things the girls would do because my own daughters would do the same
things. Even the ending, while not the
happiest of ones, was funny in its own kind of twisted way.
I could see this story being set in a larger one, or being
grouped in an anthology. I liked
Semegran’s writing and would definitely enjoy reading more of his work.
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This post is part of the Blogging From A to Z April Challenge 2013.
Fantastic pic of the butterfly! Nature is surely by design!
ReplyDeleteWell summed up review, AimeeKay! Short and to the point!
Thanks for the review. All the best with the rest of AZ!
ReplyDeleteDamyanti @Daily(w)rite
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Thank you both for stopping by! Glad you liked the review!
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