The
Lamb and the Butterfly
Arnold
Sundgaard
Little lamb is excited to meet a
butterfly in the middle of his meadow one day. He has so many questions to ask
the butterfly about where he is from and why he flutters. But the little lamb
has a hard time understanding the free spirited butterfly. Why can’t the
butterfly be just like him and stay in the meadow? The lamb begs the butterfly
to never leave, but the butterfly doesn’t listen. Finally after being caught in
a storm together the little lamb begins to understand why the butterfly can’t
stay with him. Parents will love the message about accepting others for who
they are and understanding that everyone is different or might have different
needs. The story flows well and is somewhat lyrical. Bright, cheerful
illustrations help tell the story. Children will love the bold brush strokes
and large images. Both of my children enjoyed this book and commented on the
story and illustrations.
I received this book free of charge from Children's Lit in exchange for my honest review.
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