Longlisted for the BookTrust StoryTime Prize 2027, this funny, heartwarming, and beautifully illustrated picture book celebrates self-acceptance, contentment, and finding beauty in the world around you.On a broad green leaf sit ten rather gorgeous caterpillars and all they can talk about is what beautiful butterflies they are going to become. But not Frank.Frank is a very plain caterpillar, and he's perfectly happy with that. While the others dream about how fabulous they will look, Frank spends his days admiring the beauty around him and greeting the fascinating insects he meets along the way.When the butterflies finally emerge, things don't go quite as expected. Not one of them looks as magnificent as they imagined. Meanwhile, Frank discovers that being happy with who you are can be the most beautiful thing of all.Written by acclaimed picture book creator Alex Latimer, author of the award-winning Godfrey is a Frog, this uplifting story encourages children to appreciate what they have, embrace their individuality, and find joy in everyday wonders.Key Features & Benefits&#8226 BookTrust StoryTime Prize Longlisted Title - Longlisted for the BookTrust StoryTime Prize 2027, celebrating outstanding storytelling for young children.&#8226 Promotes Self-Acceptance - Encourages children to value themselves without comparing their appearance or achievements to others.&#8226 Explores Gratitude & Contentment - A thoughtful introduction to appreciating life's simple pleasures and finding happiness in the present.&#8226 Humorous & Engaging Story - Alex Latimer's warm wit and memorable characters make important themes accessible and entertaining.&#8226 Beautiful Illustrations - Bright, expressive artwork brings the garden world and its charming inhabitants to life.&#8226 Perfect for Home, School & Libraries - Ideal for storytime discussions about confidence, kindness, individuality, and wellbeing.Why Readers Love This BookA delightful and inspiring picture book that reminds children that true happiness comes from appreciating who you are rather than striving to be someone else. Perfect for ages 3+ and a wonderful addition to classroom collections, library shelves, and bedtime reading.