#A bad case of stripes lima beans how to

The book just wasn't the absolute most appealing book but I did still like it.Īnyway, this book is great to teach people lessons about accepting themselves (self acceptance). Not that that is bad, because books like that are typically. Mainly because the book is a simple story that teaches a basic lesson that many other books contain. I can't say it was my favorite children's book but it wasn't my least favorite either. The only cure is to eat the lima beans she loves This story is a great introduction to speaking with children about why it is important to be yourself. Then, she contracts a 'bad case of the stripes'. The story is about a girl who loves Lima Beans, but stops eating them after she is teased. Or as others say: 'have a bother to give.' The book is relatively good. This would tie in great to social-emotional curriculum. This book sends a good message for not to fixate themselves on what others think of you.

#A bad case of stripes lima beans how to

Camilla is very concerned of what people think of her.Ĭamilla sees many doctors and specialists to see what is wrong with her and many people from around try to help but none can figure out how to help Camilla.

She loves lima beans, but refuses to eat them in public because of what people would think of her. Throughout the book she goes through many different situations and appearances from turning into her bedroom to having red, white, and blue stars and stripes. The book is about Camilla, a girl who one morning wakes up with a bad case of stripes (hence the name A Bad Case of Stripes). This book is all about being yourself and not worrying about what other people think of you. I decided that I may as well post a review for it since I had just read/heard it. I have read this book numerous times when I was younger and recently I had read it again. Lima beans Top 10 Most Dangerous Fruits and Vegetables in the World. In fact, I wrote a review on this book about a week ago: It teaches a good lesson not to focus so much on what people think. I really enjoyed the pictures in this story because they're extreme for the actual plot and story line, but they really give depth that if you're pretending to be something you're not, you'll lose yourself in the process. It was visually appealing because it allowed your eyes to focus from the abundance of color. I liked that because the pages were so colorful, the pages were given a 1 inch white border around the edges. What originally caught my eye in this book are the colors. I don't want to give away the ending, but the moral of the story is to be yourself, and not to pretend to be something you're not. As the story continues Camilla begins transforming and changing colors and no one can figure out why. She knows that most kids dislike lima beans and does not want to stand out from the crowd so she pretends to dislike them too. The story begins by her being nervous for her first day of school. A Bad Case of Stripes is a story about a young girl named Camilla Cream who loved lima beans.