Books with title Racing with Butterflies

“Racing with Butterflies is engaging, fun to read, and accurate in its depiction of monarch natural history—it will draw in young readers while helping them understand why we should all care for monarchs.”—Dr. Scott Black, executive director, Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation. Will Tai’s horse ride in the rodeo? Tai and his horse, Dune, are preparing for a rodeo competition. When Dune mysteriously becomes ill, a neighbor blames the milkweed plants in Tai’s pasture and tells Tai he must remove them. When Tai learns that monarch butterflies—including one he named Dana—depend on the plants, he becomes conflicted. How can he save both Dune and the monarchs? Things get even more complicated when Tai’s mother visits. Are his parents getting back together? As Tai struggles to save Dune, the butterflies, and his family, he learns relationships aren’t as simple as he’d thought.

“Racing with Butterflies is engaging, fun to read, and accurate in its depiction of monarch natural history—it will draw in young readers while helping them understand why we should all care for monarchs.”—Dr. Scott Black, executive director, Xerces Society for Invertebrate ConservationWill Tai’s horse ride in the rodeo? Tai and his horse, Dune, are preparing for a rodeo competition. When Dune mysteriously becomes ill, a neighbor blames the milkweed plants in Tai’s pasture and tells Tai he must remove them. When Tai learns that monarch butterflies—including one he named Dana—depend on the plants, he becomes conflicted. How can he save both Dune and the monarchs? Things get even more complicated when Tai’s mother visits. Are his parents getting back together? As Tai struggles to save Dune, the butterflies, and his family, he learns relationships aren’t as simple as he’d thought.

BOOK 3 - Jump on your magic carpet and join Sara and Smiley as they fly with the butterflies in a brain-boosting adventure for your child! Shhhh… This whimsical adventure is actually a cleverly disguised right-brain photographic memory/speed reading lesson! This story playfully prepares the right and left hemisphere for learning. It includes all 7 steps of our Wink: Right Brain Education program:• Step 1: Alpha Wave Relaxation• Step 2: Eye Exercises• Step 3: PhotoEyeplay• Step 4: Mental Imaging• Step 5: Observation Training• Step 6: Memory Linking• Step 7: Photographic Memory and Speed ReadingRead aloud to a classroom of students or one-on-one with your child.

Dancing with Butterflies teaches kids obedience to their parents. In the book, the little girl named Anabelle was having fellowship with the Divine in the form of her dance with three butterflies. The dance represents the relationship we have with The Holy Trinity. It should be enjoyable, hopeful, carefree, prayerful, willingly, trusting and faithful. The child had the faith of a mustard seed that she would be able to see the white butterfly and she did. The book shows the little girl was having fun communing with nature. The bible tells us that the face of the Lord shines through nature.