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Johnson, Jinny

Butterfly

32 pp. | Smart Apple | September, 2009 | Library ISBN 978-1-59920-352-2 $28.50
(4) 4-6 How Does It Grow? series. Illustrated by Michael Woods. A painted lady butterfly starts its life as an egg as small as the head of a pin. From there, Johnson follows the development of the creature from tiny caterpillar to grown butterfly; occasionally the text is vague or imprecise. Woods's illustrations, along with some photographs, depict both the beauty of the insect and the complexity of its life cycle. Websites. Glos., ind.
Reviewer: Pearl Higgins

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