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  • 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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  • The Butterfly Secret

    Carol Therese Plum, Andee Most

    Hardcover (Our Sunday Visitor, July 1, 1989)
    A little caterpillar discovers the joy of becoming a butterfly.

  • Jan the Butterfly

    David Baer

    Paperback (Page Publishing, Inc, Jan. 6, 2020)
    Hi kids! Meet the adorable butterfly, Jan! In this heartwarming story, Jan expresses her undeniable love for her dad! Throughout the tale, she wonders how she became a beautiful butterfly, and her dad playfully describes the four stages of metamorphosis. Not only is this story entertaining, it's educational! We hope you enjoy this book!Great for kids ages 3-10.

  • The Butterfly

    Héliadore

    Hardcover (Moonlight Publishing Ltd, Sept. 30, 2012)
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  • The Butterfly Jar

    Jeff Moss, Chris Demarest

    Paperback (Pan Macmillan, Dec. 6, 1991)
    Inside "The Butterfly Jar" you will find Lonesome Joan, who won't let anyone teach her anything. There's Eugene, the boy whose socks don't match, and Johnny, who foolishly sticks jellybeans up his nose. This collection of poems covers a range of topics and characters.

  • Buttercup the Butterfly

    Marie J. Barletta, Joseph Barletta

    language (MJB Designs, May 13, 2014)
    Buttercup was a happy go lucky butterfly, who was caught in a net and put in a jar.This book was written and illustrated in 1994 for my niece Alexis, who was two at the time. The illustrations were hand drawn in watercolor pencils.

  • The Butterfly I See

    Suzanne Saunders

    language (Tobiano Publishing, Aug. 18, 2017)
    While finishing her freshman year of high school, Amanda meets a mysterious boy at a youth art exhibition. Intrigued by each other's artwork, the boy, Brandon, and Amanda develop a friendship. She soon finds herself attracted to him, which complicates the relationship. Despite this struggle, Amanda continues to have faith in their friendship, and through it, she develops a sense of purpose that directs her to a deeper understanding of herself.

  • The Butterfly

    Angela Sheehan, Maurice Pledger

    Hardcover (Galley Press, March 15, 1984)
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  • The Tiny Butterfly

    Hannah Hewitt, Sarah E Hewitt

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Dec. 9, 2016)
    It’s been said that it is impossible for a butterfly to see its own wings.These wonderful little souls can fly around their entire lives never knowing how beautiful they really are. The Tiny Butterfly is a story for all the amazing people who have no idea that they are beautiful, inside and out!
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  • The Butterfly

    Patricia Polacco

    Paperback (Scholastic, Jan. 1, 2001)
    children

  • The Butterfly Tree

    Victor Biton, Adva Biton, Elsie C Greene

    Hardcover (victor biton, April 25, 2015)
    When a little girl saves a little lonely caterpillar, the two quickly become friends. But when a giant storm ruins all the preparations for the little girl's birthday, what can be done? A little act of kindness gets answered in a magical way. Filled with sweet and funny illustrations, The Butterfly Tree is a good-humored and heart-warming story about improbable friendship.
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  • The Butterfly

    A. Delaney

    Hardcover (Delacorte Pr, Oct. 1, 1977)
    An account of one year in the life of a butterfly is illustrated throughout in full color