What is a moral lesson from Hope for the Flowers by Trina Paulus?

Answer 1

Trina Paulus actually raises butterflies in her home to help "seed" her community. You can find more information in this article about her:

http://www.parentpaper.com/link2pubs/montclairtimes/page.php?page=15523

Trina Paulus is the author of the book "Hope for the Flowers."

Answer 2

One moral lesson from "Hope for the Flowers" is the importance of finding one's own path and purpose in life. The story encourages readers to prioritize personal growth and self-discovery over conforming to societal expectations or following the crowd blindly. It promotes the idea that true fulfillment comes from pursuing one's passions and dreams, even if it means taking a different and more challenging path.

Answer 3

Hope For The Flowers is a novel "for adults and others (including caterpillars who can read)" by Trina Paulus. In it Paulus describes herself as "an advocate of organic farming, composting, holistic health and spiritual search."

The novel itself is a story based around two caterpillars, Strip and Yellow, and is a simple story of life, death, goals, alternatives, anxiety, hope, and becoming.

Answer 4

Hope for the Flowers theme is about life, ressurection and faith. Its about finding your place in life.

Answer 5

You need to read the story .