Juvenile Fiction, Animals, Butterflies, Moths & Caterpillars
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Butterflies Are Free
by Suzanne Jacobsen
Butterflies Are Free is a touching tale of growth, patience, and the wisdom that often comes from life’s unexpected lessons. Follow the journey of a curious little girl who discovers a butterfly cocoon and, in her innocence and desire to help,...
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ELPHA! Happy To Be Me!
by Gwen Mercer
A delightful book with colorful illustrations, poetic humor, enlightening scenarios and an adorable baby elephant named ELPHA. ELPHA! Happy To Be Me, finds ELPHA dreaming to be a butterfly. ELPHA invites children into her world of dreams,...
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The Missing Toe
The Story of an Adventurous Caterpillar and His Friends by Ellen Dalzell
Tik, Tak, and Toe are excited to turn into monarch butterflies! But these little caterpillars have a long way to go before that happens. The milkweed leaves they eat are filled with other insects that want to eat them, so they’re grateful when a...
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How the Butterfly Got Her Colours
by Jade A. Blayk
In a nearby forest, there lives a butterfly with bright white wings. While those around her think she is beautiful, the butterfly does not feel beautiful. All day she admires the colours of the flowers, the grass, and the other animals, longing...
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Why Am I A Caterpillar?
by Erik Joseph
This is the story of a caterpillar who is in a rush to evolve into a butterfly. The young caterpillar is anxious to grow up and be like his parents but lacks the wisdom to realize just how enjoyable it is to be young. His father hopes to lend...
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The Butterfly Trap
by Lee-Ann Matthews and Katerin (Kuki) Juretic
Luki is a willful little girl who wants to prove her mother wrong! Discover how she learns what’s best, in this funny, whimsical story about freedom, captivity and learning one of life’s big lessons. This book is perfect for children of all ages;...
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The Butterfly Girl
by Betty Clarke-Palmer
Missy is really excited to start second grade. While enjoying the first day’s walk to school, a lovely butterfly suddenly swoops down and lands upon her hair-bow. She shoos him off, but he comes back to circle around several times. Every day...
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