Books with title The Butterfly Chase

Before a storm blew Lily the butterfly to a nearby town, all she knew was the kindness of the farmer who rescued her as a caterpillar. She had never spoken to a cockroach, rode on top of a Sheriff's hat, or faced off with a fierce black crow. But all that changed when she learns that even humans need help from bumblebees, yellow jackets, and Mother Dragonfly to find one of their own. When she becomes the key to unlock the mystery surrounding the disappearance of a little girl named Emily, Lily finds out what makes fire burn forever...

Sometimes life's greatest adventures are completely unexpected. This was exactly the case one autumn evening when the wind started whistling through the leaves. Two sisters saw this evening as the perfect opportunity to fly their butterfly kite. As the wind began to howl, the two held on tight and were immediately swept away into the cool evening air. What happens next is the stuff that dreams are made of. Follow these two on an adventure of a lifetime.

Every time Chance turns around, he gets in trouble. In school, he can't sit still. Reading is hard and math is harder, but anything to do with science fascinates him. When his class starts raising butterflies from caterpillars, Chance is hooked. School is suddenly fun again, but when he decides to take his caterpillar home, he learns that loving something often means letting it go.

This is the story of an adventuresome, fun-loving butterfly named Buffy.Inspired by the author’s own granddaughters’ love for butterflies, Ted Landkammer has told this story many times to five-year-old twins Sophia and Isabella. The girls would ooh and aww when they would see butterflies flying over their grandmother’s yard, which had roses galore.Now the girls love Buffy so much that when they see any butterfly fly by, they exclaim, “I wonder if that is Buffy!”Inside, readers are sure to find lots of adventure and lots of fun with Buffy!

"The only thing that remains constant is the blue butterfly. Every time the current reality goes swirling out of sync and I am transported to another time and place, the butterfly is there. It flutters into my circumstances, a warning that everything is about to change again, a reminder that time never stands still..." When their parents, a historian and a physicist experimenting with time travel, vanish, fourteen year old Mollie Donovan and her older brother Jack must accept that their parents are gone or try to find them. Using their parents' research and the one object that seems to be the key- a blue morpho butterfly-they set off on a journey traveling through decades, sometimes alone, sometimes together to try and find them. If they can change some lives and a little bit of history along the way, so much the better...

Filled with flight, nature, campouts and monarchs, Pops' annual visits with his grandchild Sparks are nearly as extraordinary as the butterfly migration he joins to travel south. Year after year, Pops and Sparks search to find the fleeting phenomenon that sometimes appears when monarchs stop to rest. "The Butterfly Tree" presents Sparks as an older child recalling the treasured visits and the subsequent emotional journey through and beyond bewildering feelings that emerge when Pops dies. With fewer than 1,000 words, the story presents complex emotions with simplicity and intelligence. Includes an afterward on the monarch migration.