Miss spider's tea party

Book Title: Miss spider's tea party
Author:David Kirk

Summary
   Miss spider wanted someone to stay with her. Here came two timid beetles, three fireflies, four bumblebees, five bugs, six ants, seven butterflies, and nine moths, but they didn't stop to stay with Miss spider. However, one moth was wet and he couldn't fly. He had to get along with Miss spider and he found she was nice and not dangerous. He told others and they were not afraid of Miss spider anymore. Eleven insects came to see Miss spider and were happy to get along with her!

Analysis
1.Character
   main character: Miss spider
   functionary character: A small moth
2.Setting
   Backdrop setting
3.Narrative Point of View
   First-person narrator
4.Plot
   Dramatic Plot
   (Many insects are afraid of the Miss spider, but one moth find she is nice after getting along with her.)
5.Conflict
   Many insects think Miss spider is dangerous to them and they don't want to approach her. As a result, no one stays with her when Miss spider wants someone to stay with her. However, a moth got wet wings and had to stay with Miss spider. It found Miss spider is nice after getting along with her. Miss spider is kind to others.
6.Theme
   It's one kind of stereotype. Spiders are regarded as dangerous creatures, but there are some nice spiders. Don't judge a book by its cover.

Reflection
I think the story wants to tell us that don't judge people by their appearance. Usually, we don't approach the spider because it is dangerous. In the story, the spider is nice and kind! She treats others well and she doesn't want to hurt others. She just needs someone to stay with her and take tea time with her. Just like some people, their appearance are not so kind, but we can find their advantages after we get along with them. We should not decide whether we make friends with others for their appearance. We have to get along with them first and then decide whether we want to make friends with them or not.