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Books with title The Butterfly Bee Lady and the Bee

  • The Lamb And The Butterfly

    Arnold Sundgaard, Eric Carle

    Library Binding (Orchard Books, Sept. 1, 1988)
    Classic stories by the greatest names in children's literature are illustrated by full-color collages created by the author of The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
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  • The Butterfly and the Kitten

    Finley Keller

    language (, June 9, 2012)
    Two kittens at Keller Farms love to spend their time playing with butterflies, tree frogs and buggies. On this day, Mikey finds a yellow and black bug that he mistakenly thinks is a butterfly but is not. He learns a lesson about heeding the warnings from others.
  • The Butterfly & the Bees

    Steven H Pataky, Charlotte Fox, Andi Kleinman

    Paperback (Fox Publications, July 11, 2018)
    This is a read-to-your-child story book.This adventure in kindness is about a monarch butterfly named Mark, who, when he meets a flower named Sarah, enlists the help of some friendly bees--who in turn, are assisted by Mark and a couple of wise birds.
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  • Bambi and the Butterfly

    Calemenson

    Hardcover (Goldencraft, Jan. 1, 1983)
    On their way to play by a stream Bambi and Thumper, a rabbit, notice a butterfly's chrysalis
  • The Lamb And The Butterfly

    Arnold Sundgaard, Eric Carle

    Hardcover (Scholastic, March 1, 1999)
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  • Bailey and the Butterfly

    Jamie Benefield

    language (Jamie Benefield, Jan. 9, 2014)
    Bailey the dog sets out on his day and ends up on an adventure discovering a new creature and learning a valuable lesson about working together to accomplish amazing things. Great children's book with nice life lesson.
  • Talia and the Butterfly Lady

    Cecilia Crasto

    Paperback (XLIBRIS, Oct. 31, 2014)
    This is an enchanting story of a little girl who loves adventure and one day finds herself lost and alone in the woods. She wanders around till she stumbles upon a little cottage hidden amidst the trees. It belongs to a beautiful lady who makes wings for the butterflies. She befriends the little girl and helps her to find her way back home.
  • The Butterfly and the Polar Bear

    Trevor and ChloeSambrooks, Chloe Sambrooks

    language (Trevor Sambrooks, July 21, 2014)
    THIS BOOK IS FULL COLOUR AND DOES NOT WORK WELL WITH GREYSCALE KINDLES.I love the way kids tell stories. They have a great ability to capture each other's imaginations in a unique way. This story came about after I told my daughter, Chloe (5) that her butterfly picture had come to life and flown out of the window. Where did it go? What did it see? What did it want to do? How did it do it? These thoughts enthused her so much that the story just flowed out with very little prompting from me. I recorded it and played it back to her for a bedtime story. She was delighted by the result and still asks me to play it back to her even now. Chloe provides her own pictures which were drawn into a cut-and-stick book and later used in an animated short. The book makes use of both the cut-and-stick pictures and still shots from the animation. The Butterfly and the Polar Bear tells the story of a long journey by a small butterfly to do something he'd always wanted to do: See a polar bear. After looking in the most likely place ("Grandma's house, of course!") the butterfly makes an epic journey featuring: The North Pole, flight over land and sea, icebergs, flowers, a polar bear, ice and snow and a problem with the cold. But the polar bear has an idea to help the butterfly stay warm and prepare to fly home.Come along and enjoy a most unlikely journey in the words of a child to her peers.
  • The Butterfly Bee Lady - Part 2

    Ig Oliver

    Paperback (Austin Macauley, May 31, 2019)
    Bee, the daughter of the Butterfly Bee Lady - first introduced in The Butterfly Bee Lady and the Bee - continues her journey in this new tale by ig Oliver. During her adventures, Bee meets a wide range of fascinating characters, many of whom become her new companions. All the while she finds herself pursued by malevolent forces who want to take away her secret magic: the living pollen crystal stone. As she undergoes many changes, Bee begins to understand who she is. She realises that she holds an awesome power; one greater than time itself, over which she may have no control...
  • Elmer and the Butterfly

    David McKee

    Paperback (RED FOX BOOKS (RAND), March 15, 2003)
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  • Tony and the Butterfly

    Judith Marra Scott, Manu Smith

    Paperback (Rigby, Oct. 1, 1990)
    Children's Storybook
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  • The Butterfly and the Bee

    Barbi Hurth, Chloe Meyer

    Paperback (PublishAmerica, June 2, 2008)
    Beverly has always been a very curious butterfly. One day her curiosity gets the best of her, and she finds herself in a “sticky” situation! Bart, a friendly honeybee, just happens to hear the butterfly’s cry for help. They soon discover that being helpful makes you feel good inside, and it’s a great way to make a new friend.
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