The note stated that Glasswing butterflies are found in Central and South America, and are called Espejitos, or "Little Mirrors". Recently, I took a second look at the book, and re-read the note at the beginning of the story. In addition, Elisa Kleven's illustrations provided just the right feel for the story. Here was a story about a glasswing butterfly named Claire that was charming, and also provided me with information about a type of butterfly that I hadn't heard about before. When I first saw this book several months ago, I thought it was just beautiful. Kleven’s latest offering is as colorful andĭelicate as a butterfly’s wings-a treasure that can be cherished for FactsĪbout glasswing butterflies and pollination complete this beautiful andĮducational picture book. Together they create an oasis for all to enjoy. Soon the garden-andĬlaire's clear wings-fill with color, allowing her family to recognize They come upon a tiny urban garden, and as Claire drinks from theįlowers’ nectar, she pollinates more flowers. How they will ever see her, but she finds new city friends, a pigeon,Īn ant, and a ladybug, who search for the flowers Claire needs to live. Lost in the city after being separated from her family. Keywords: Fiction * Butterflies * Flowers * City/Town lifeīutterfly whose transparent wings reflect her lush home, finds herself Publisher: Dial Books for Young Readers (April 11, 2013)
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